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w boaa at lowest rates. Mottos's Block, tap
pile Colborne Berl oedemas. Ont. IOU tf
LN. L&01$, B11MISTSR, PR '0-
ter to mistlse* O. tl. of %termo
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lowest raw of later et. 81r4
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lams la or ooncrninit any evil.rn. suit or pro-
sodies( in the Huth CoLit w Justice, the
Co1fl of Appeal for Ontario, or to sol County
r D.vision ( curt, All transactions iaretulty
rad peo.mptl) eseeetad. Ite1idenue and P.0
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T() LOAN. - $26.000.00
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e 00aute Colborn. Hood. Ooderlch. 1117-11
J. T. NAFTEL, FIRS, LINK AND
`` • maidens tsenramo5 meat; at lowest
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THOMAS tIUNDRY, AL'CTIONKER
asd Insurance Aee.t, Ooderleh. Ont.
£4eat Loudon Dad Lmeahire Inns las. Co..
tad bore District Mutest lee. Co. Sales at
leaded to la any part of the meaty. Illy
JOHN KNOX, GIN NRAL ACO-
tlnmet sad Lead Valuator. Bethnal'.
Oat. liming bad ameldesble ezprissss 1•
✓ e lt.•tlteesti teed., be M to • prlllam te
Wrkarge with S50,uttp anthracites" all nem
w yuoa. *striated to bleu. Bedtime left at
Mrtu's Rotel. r seat by mall M him .dA
[asWench Cream AAIw.r ban,
The dirtiest trying pea will beams elmss
d asked five miaat.. is ((emesis sod
water.
Ehe Reason e .
Good health canoes be enjoyed whim
the nerve. are h o dersrg d medium
1. became other organs of the body ds
mot reenive their natural supply of serve
fluid. The nerve metre 1. situated neer
the base of the brain. sad when nerve
food la eat of the related part Mens be
tumettonal pow(
Scott's
arsaparilla
Acts like Matic ID
Reaming Shattered Naivtle
hsoaus• N -'snow meek servdi sot
pwr for ereaphe.l.g awl 1e5.a111.6
Me serve aomre. Nrvw. hMdirhtk
.arvien eyggie. mad s1 serve •
magemeo• weer
the gymmamallii
ere. *001. enitimmeee15 bear as
wear tier ea. the Use ei►a9111.
sew Wed mad mesdnt Mi
STRONG MUM=
°WS aldlt IMO SPAM444
I% BALE E Wf JAB. WIlaON. Odarieb
Pate of Chleeoe Gordon.
Puha tette elf eta Mess -Murdered
tae m.rea a .y tae Mabdl I. the
Lao' air•Mtu .r the White -
Walled elm rhartesss
FEW wen have played such stirring
parts ea the world slags is varten 11101.1
se the English soldier, !'►hales George (..r
duo, who was stilled "Clement Gorden,"sad
"Gorillas Puha His drat mrblu expos
Mow was e• the !'reams war. ♦ few years
later found Juni WW1 Sir James Heim Omni
►pled with the Freest in thud war with
Coma. In 1863 he was med. oommander
M the Chimes -ever notonow army,' which
wait seat aroma the Tae 1'u.3 nattily. whose
(set urrea.Iag power threatened the emu
threw of the reigning dsamity of that net
empire. The army 'iodic his leadership
merited its name, for after 33 battles, the
revolt was quelled, tend whes l:ordee re-
signed hu eomm.0d • year later, he roue
•d front the Emperor toe highest deesntron
he eo.ld bestow, the yellow pure' mud the
psssock • leather *1 a mudarte of the first
cl..a.
Eleven tears later Gorden was made toe
error of Equatorial Afrin sed • Pasha by
the Khedive of K'vpt. 1. 1881 be was
commanding royal eueloser w Mauntiw,
and the tollowu.g year the head of the or.
Iw151 forces of the Ceps of (,sod Hops. H•
wu on hu way to the Casio regio M sup
press the slave trade there whim, 1. 1884,h.
was ordered to the Soudan by the Braun
Gover...ent to aid is wttbdr.wtog the gar-
rtaooe of Egyptiaa soldiery from that
region, whish was teen threatened by the
hordes of that false prophet call.d LI
M.hdt.
...At, tr. A' i. A g * KT01 Il.
The .tory ut Gordon sed Khartoum will
aver retain one of the dab k.et pages in
England • bluely. Fur years the Turas
bad beau pluudenng and oppressing the
people of thv $oudu, •lave trading to eta
mot horrible guts* enloved unexampled
prosperity, eae the gauntry was reps for re-
volt. Fur many sears tae fall" of !raise
has been meting immense strides is lentra1
Africa, •ud Ite souverta had ruched the
solouublty, cumber of 12,000,000. At this
opportune moment came ll5bum.1 Ach0mt,
who proclaimed honer* u k1 Mahle, the
lesser and prophet, who should reveoer•te
the earthly kingdom of Islam by force of
arms, sed thousands Hooked to hes stud
mrd.
Hartle after battle, some severe a0d
bloody, W.F. fought, sued, despite the last
that hes dome authority and prophet'
power were discredited by the heada of the
faith at (;giro and Constant maple, El Malady,
toe 1)0mgula eerpenter s sem, toned himself
in 1886, lees than tour years alter hu career
began, the master of the «40.terlal pro-
visoes sod of upper kgypt.
Kart% Ise 1884 there were 8,000 Egyptian
tamps Petering' Khartoum and Aesou.0, 6,-
000 is Khartoum, •ad 20,000 to the south
of .het city that were 1.thf.l to the
Khedive, but the M.dhe and his my nada of
earn, fanatics ruled the lad tea the north-
ward The Kuwaiti Government wasl5dd
It would be cheaper to abandon the Simian
and bring these trews down the Nile to
safety; and hnaliy *gelded to popular epu-
len and sent 1,00. 1.orlen to Kbartean. He
reached toot city en the 18th of February
end was hailed Ly its inhabitants u their
deliverer. He moon food, however, that
though his a.thrtty was absolute with
in the Preto, he was powerless in the region
outside.
Khartoum is at the union of the white
anti blue Nile. sad eta natural strength has
been much increased by • series of etro.g
fortifications on ma landward side, m It was
well o.leulsted to resist • long mute.
Gordon tint stumped to treat with the
Mandl, and seat him pr.m.0 sad an apo
poutmest as Governer of Kordofan. The
Moslem Messiah, however, was mot to be
won ever by such means as them.
Ilt,:lv'1,... Till 11115,
Then the mag. of Khartoum began. The
forme under Staten Bay, the Governor et
ltrfour, had been reduced to 200 sick bid
wounded men, and timely they surrendered
5.d Matin was a pruo..1 1■ the M•hdi'.
camp. Hicks I'eaha--('ol. Hicks, former-
ly of the Bombay Staff U.op.--the leader
of mother mauve army was 5.iki15ted by
tae tales Prophet's hordes, and mens laved
tee tell the tab.
As long as oosmuicahoa by telegraph re
.05,514 open (;orlee 3ostiu5d to beg the
Rntieb Government to send troops to his
relief, het his prayer WIRY u.b..d.d.
Uewer&l Gorden's Journal of 5,. days et
wadies sad homer in Khartoum after Dewe
from the oulde world had matted te setae,
h as been pe►leshd and in 1M plain sad
ample wards tells the pathetic .try of the
*vena wbt.h preceded the downfall of the
tett-. The mite lasted 320 days, and then
u me full and authentic mosses of the ls51
.mesu11 lied awful carnage that 'aided it.
Perhaps 1t Is bear then is sat.
(heti. Pasha sew (Medea killed, though
he, as • captive is Maine, bad little chum
fee observation. saw rough horror in thea
eventful hours to have driven as ordinary
the tate raving madness. It was .el a.dl
ysan later only • taw unclothe ago, in twat
--tat he was able te amps from the
Maedi and retrain he freedom after '.told
megeri511 and hardship. He is se Austri-
a by birth. and hie lite was spored only
become he prefessad the Mahemetsa raj
Curiously inlaid 1111111 sword whittle
wee takes from him when Daher fell
eaves wean ago returned to him i. London
• fort.ight.4..s W has !flat!n surrendered.
h is award which was of A..tra. potter.
.ed M. /rat he reo.ivsd es entering the
army, was plena P M
the .5di. Orr ih
blath was Satin s same i. Arabia Mame
ter.. After the battled Take, is 1890,
Jm&. M. Cook, *Mir ef the Ina of Thous
Cook • 80., pareh5md the award at Luxor,
es the banks et the Nile, free' • native who
h ad just arrived trees the Sodu, wad Mr.
('.'k's wttmeti5 was at egos •ttr5otei te
as i.m.rIpilss is Arabic ea the 5151., whisk,
en 5.404 leMphersd, proved W he the name
of " Sate."
The •155.s04 of the *word had bee.
broken Sad !*010.01 togothr with gsadle
bids sews with a hippopotamus thong. Oe
Mr. Cook's meet*.( .abrin Pala •t the re-
sent Desem5.hieal Caere* he 1maloed h0
h im W keg lest sword. -
• ovens ewer /amines.
M-Rtpreem : 11111isee lett by fr re
Benjogeim P. Cheesy will be very till
divided i• 0015!!1505 with the presidia's(
his win !be mer (rt..e gess te the
widow .mllath1111te
4r... t the p yaaa a .la
MMo jeelk weasel die trines We*. wilt
mganplq Mews will he tree Ott/ a $3O0,M0
he the widow with $7,0001t yeus nutty 5.d
1130,000 •ddttieram1 per year to keep alp the
eapme, d her mammies* ; 11100,000 emit be
the mono, Benjamin P., Jr., .ad Charles P.
..d whom e..), .►•u seamy, r when he be
mime 30 yours old $160.000 additia.al
Wham the; lawiese 3b, 40, 46, mrd 60 0 .re
old they 'loll roosts* 1160,000 en gaols birth-
day, .anima w basal bitumens M Melt mem
at 50 years el og• 11460.000. Mr. Cheney's
daughter Aliso .M I e..1 et his other dough
ten raisers 1160,000 as eon* es • free pdt,
and $50,000 sere ea she deb of their war-
riagn, or whew they reach 3o years of age.
(/s timer thin te�Ht
-fifth, fort and
fiftieth birthday. $40,000 is to be trails -
feared to the food& of their respective credit
is the Meads o1 the trwtet§ and the hoose
paid to the several Imat.ee. The will Jar -
they monde, that each lauybi.r. .stat.
. hal be Ira from th. *Dotrel of say bus
bead.
te "plot. sad da " Bitterness of spirit gees
e with usability and washers eery elms, mid
TAUGHT BY A GRANDMOTHER.
1►u set lot stale dowers return in • rob
roam.
Wear • clean &pros when ironing or bed
making.
Write mother time, money, tetra, nee
opportunity.
Warm bread and cake should be cut with
• warm knife.
Ito sot leave vegetables t0 water •itr
:bey are melted.
Rub vinegar on the teinglwen stoyedoot*,
sad so have theme clean.
A bad 1.ad.•he u often the result of *B-
atting or improper spsotealm
both black calico in salt and water bdore
washing, and so 5revent 1te (•thug.
Ikeo's put ufl the week •• sanding. Pr,
eraetlmatlen sever lessens the work.
A clean, well oared lead well-managed
house results in good-natured emotion.
When silk looks greasy, remelts the
grew by spreading mwnosi• o11 the wrong
.ids
Put • few drops of turpentine in the water
when clothes are put Co wk ; It whlteas
them.
Cadentud what u your on a the
kitchen ; the true houoewlle is mistress of
her rtus home.
1'h. best sales for any meat is chserfal
nese. Never vrwabe while rung ; laugh;
ter oda digestion.
Hay water sweetens tin, wooden and
iron ware. Thr ea made Lt Wiling • hole
sweet hay In water.
Never ask • hungry person to do • favor
tint gyve a good dinner and nue whim out
of ten swum. Ir ••.orad.
The best remedy fur timorous drainpipes te
copperas dissolved in water lead poured
sloe ly through Lawn.
Mir turpentine In the water with *lush
floors are scrubbed, and thus escape Duffel*
moths and rewires worm.
Ilo not take the risk of 114btug • fire 1n •
move or furnace, not Mumma te ns este, or
one whirr u wt understood,
>pnskle powderer rice upon but and sp
ply to the blowwisg of fresh wounds, sad
use blood will etup rinsing.
To nava brooms last, put theta for three
montes u het dud. twice • week. Int then:
rare with the broom end up.
Whoa Dolla14 tough tort .r fowl, they
will be made tender by putting • table
ep0rlul of mealier in the pat.
«hen seesawing us ■tesail., • small quer
way of aids thrown tato hot sada wul be
found almost equal to loo5ring.
7'o get e1.ar of rite, besides using traps,
oa.s or dues, use chloride ut lune. 1t is
said they comm where et is placed.
' The eyes shoal(' be bathed every ought in
cold water Jut before retiring, and they
will do setter work the tellewtng day.
Whoa very tired. lir on the back, spew-
ing muscle to robin, letting the bard,
mu sa♦ way they will, and keep the eyes
O [00,4.
It yea have to sew ell day, chug. your
wt oowwtrally, arise oolou rest. Bath -
mg the *see ane heads well aloe stimulate
and refresh.
Oil swam may be removed from wall
paper by applyug for tear hears pipe clay,
powdered mad mired with water te the
thickness .f cream.
Old feather beds, 11 left en a Pecs plot
durum • summer show.r,and elbowed to get
tbero.ghly wet, will, whoa dry ud Mites,
seem fres• lewd a..w again.
1n duating, carefully take up the dust en
cloth and shake it obit of the windows. Do
not dart it from o.e woos of luraltare to an
ether ant call it dwu.g.
Kerosene oil •pplled to fian.el u u c1-
0.11Mt thug with which to rub okd far -
niters, or dear paint, portl.nlarly the duty
finger marks around door handles.
True Idybeed as heightened rather than
lewd by good housewifery (mite. •
5.tlmwil1 may, or may met he • geed.
woman Whet hr grudmother was sad
whet she wills to be am decide the Teem
Moo.
Never pat • milk dress r cloak away with
dant in the (0110 or pleats. Shake tient
well, sad rap with • piece of fiannl, or
brush with • soft whisk broom. Use a soh
brush for hate and hoaa.u. and always put
them away clean. Dues is sever as easily
removed as at first.
Boy tea mete' el wisp in bon, and hev
ism dsoelvd It i0 het water, wash in sods
thus made any soiled white msmmr shawls.
All the .pots will disappear, sad, df ear tai
ly pressed, they will be *gest to mew. Cash-
mere and other woolen m5trL5 as be
wasted in the we manner.
T. sake old bleak silk look like new, dip
the pleees rndividmally in old water.
Dr't wring them, bat put them dripping
wet or a flat, breed, wooden 1351* ; seethe
them out eardu11y with • small sloth. its
rate not te leave any wrinkles. la half se
hoar remove the elk from the table .sed it
will have the lustre drew milk. Black rib
bas may be treated is the mane way.
Colored silks mid ribbons may alio be ro-
mewed is like weer, provided the osbrs
will net its, whim& mar be •.arrtsisd by
to irg sm•Ii pieces.
Wbwrr.
R• woe the poet .f • breed hvmwanity, aid
he was the peel *t • lives( (sir. His
map .f freedom, whisk perhaps, ie ►a
h eart's depth, he oSerdehed mese %ham ane
otter peen of hie 14fe's work, were superb
midland.. He Ham them me the prophets
of iern.l spoke 1n thew holy %resew. Ts.
sprit of lied eeme ,51a.4 him. He wee s
literary Hebrew. 01 ..ares is assseiy
meed be said that he wee no Hellen. The
Halms dose not trouble himself about
"Mamma" in Wbiss Wr the asitia of .moral
rogsaibtity swabs his goatee. His "art
lens rt," es it has boom well mailed, wee beet
devel.pd i. W ham ,oars. whom the freed
glove sad the gaged .omitry mere ea interval
et went to that eneensprombier New Rag.
lend by the entitle gened -- 0 vegmdlabeledylabeledLoden, Perim r New York,hiwal whishfedliable be i
:.r. a �°miht hA.. isms .sWhine ew.
?bap bits mss .t hid (u wI,Ny r
Mb 5 eyrpaNy with all ase w. ((weld
W►tuter weeds his note of ether :
"Who may but 1(rtye .my yet Mil
The harder s..l of asthma55011
A.d good bet wished, with God is do m.
A.d who mined year. for • higher greed
than the owe Mafia • (oath which stage ill
shadow •od Melig5t .
"I know .et when his 'Meads hft
Their fro.dod palm. in air,
I only know 1 Mame( drift
fie wt Hit leve mad Mrs"
• emeMte*.
How can we raise more corn to the •cher'
Why, of course Ly wog Pathan, • Pura Er -
treater. Putamen P•,nlem t'urn KXrtrastor
1►w divan n5le•re.I MtNleetlee,!fer It is sure
ea...ad 5.1.1.s& Like over) mimeo of
real merit 1t has • host of donators, and we
would specially warn the p.blie t• surd
*guest those dangerous substitutes shred
for the gwulee Puto*m'a Extractor. N. ('.
Poison, A Co.. proprietor*. Kingston.
Maby Metes.
The disadvantage of having • nickname
applied in early youth was never better
Illsstratel then b) the 13pene010 of • boy
who wee koowo un tb• N bite Hous., sir or
seven years ago, se "Baby McKeo.
He is bow • resident of New Perk .ity
and u • stout y.sag.ter of 0esrty twelve,
with a great feudalism f••r ;ameba:1 and other
athletic sports. His life would be its plea
sant as that of uy other boy of that age
were it net fur that infantile alskoeme,
which clings to bas Ilkm on mtu►us. On
e11 ora moer his playmates use It, sed even
his elders sometimes boil him with the
hated appellation. Wit by far the most
(.11104 part of the hu msess u that people
.II over the eoubtry 0500, to Ignore the
tligut at time, and seep sending him gifts
unit hued for the surgery.
I►oly, rattles, rubber runes and high
chars are among the thine that cause posi
Pm torture to the grandma 1.1 11•1'reaid10t
Harrison, a.d it bmatod that he beadles
them anyway hot gently in his wrath. 1t
u not impossible that the sense will cling
to hum soul msabood.--0oide. Days.
i)r. Talmage will 40 to Washi.gton as
pastor of the tint Prs.byterm.. Church.
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• 4GeNTtitst[a Ago .
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TIC Orr $s Ago
so vREvEMT$ PIA
1 NT:
-flWNG 0YL'
40.6.1
T P
25$ e
D. CANTELON
West street BAKER,
STILL LADS THE TRADE.
His bread is made from pure
Manitoba flour -trade from the
cream of the Manitoba wheat -and
therefore is the beat in the world.
This is a big thing to say but it is
a fact and you have the privilege
of buying this breAd at the same
as made from inferior Hour at the
price of 5 cents per loaf, delivered
to any part of the town.
Orders for cakes prouiptly at-
tended to.
rarVe edding cakes and almond -
icing a !speciality.
D. CANTELON.
TOILET SOAPS
MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
SEE OUR DISPLAY.
IT WILL INTEREST YOU.
CHAS A. NAI RN.
IF YOU WANT
A SUMMER SUIT
ens ee of First class Make,
e
Good Material and
Latest Style,
-CALL UPON -
HUGH DUNLOP,
The (#awned. 4lellae,
Next to Bask .t M•eireel.
THE THOROUGHBRSD STALLION
will
sbe et our sables. 8-
030" aloft
THOMAS GUI DRY
Ask your Druggist for
A
Wonderful Tonic
and
tot
irtleso
moo
RENVINTIO
Remedy for
Weak and Impure Blood,
Kidney and Liver Troubles.
ma_.eem1msee o J. M. MeaLtOD..o.tnsao, oar.
OODERION
WOOLLEN RILL$
are Re -Opened !
1 !leg to may that 1 have bought the Woollen JIiII from %Ir. Mil'ann,
lately run by Mr. Dickson, and ant refitting it up u1 lira( -etas. ;tyle, putting
in many improvements, making it an Up-to-date Mill, and hope by doing
first-class work and fair dealing to merit a share of vnur patronage. 1 am
prepared to do Custom Work in all its brut -hes, such a.. Rool Carding, Spin-
ning Single or Double Yarns, manufacturing I,llauk.'t�,, Plain and Fancy
Flannels, Double and Siegle Sheeting, Twee!,, A1. , u.l>.0 Cu;tow Weaving,
Dyeing and Scouring Blankets.
ALL WORK Dunt I'IWYPTLV.
G. M. COLLINS.
WE HAVE 4 CONTR» ( 7'
with °writable give the beet Business and Shoe -them' roues• 15.1 man
be had. and as e have compia-ted the ru,.irect the
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ont.,
is enjoying a liberal petrcn03e. We hate something new along edu.ationd lIrase.
ear Kay etre. There is something in it. Catalogue free.
thy6mos J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
SUPERIOR
JEWEL FURNACES .i,.'�
Are the most PowerfL,l
Heaters in the World. es,-
.4 u
For Econom, Durability,and an ems- i
ily regulated Furnace, it has no equal. - n '
FOR SALR BY .. _ .
HBRPER & T.E. - BURROW STEWAR * 'fa. . .
arm raw sgt/tBJ l
P. S. -For Coal or Wood. HAMILTON, ONT,-ti
t -r '
THE PERSON,',,
that wants a good Match, and
that knows a thing or two, will
remember that this brand is
synonomous with everything de-
sirable in fire -producing lucifers. /
E' B. EDDY'S MATCHES.
They are the Best I
THAT I8. GOODS SOUOIIT AT
" THE FAIR."
See the New Stock being opened up, among which are
MANY NEW LINES.
We give the best value in Goderich.
CANDY GEVP�' AWAY
Y
with every purchase of lye. and over.
AT
MUNRO'S
Several Lines of Goods to hand for Spring and Summer Wear, to which
additions will he made as the Season advance..
Goods are all marked at the Lowest Living Profit and selected with
more than usual care.
Customers may rest assured that everything will bre rap -to -elate, and all
Departments well assorted, therefore no need of particularizing particular..
Special attention given to small warty.
inspection kindly solicited Prompt delivery of purchases to any park
of the town
A. MUNRO,
100/ Drager and Haberdasher.
1 t>_tamaMs'
FEATHERBONE SKIRT BONE
For giving• at. pllohle. eI.ete boa. sada
Rose g.i1M. it y soft sad 71014153.
STYLE and SHAPE Mefermi.,t "'dile le tads. rot 3t.,.3
Mase► abase le Skirt r Dram
TIse tO we wittiest ! likort I1wr that at V, b
d n.
LADIES' DRESSES m.'ww
,»mmr: rot`
Per wits hy leadltg Dry Geed. 150M,.
-4.