The Signal, 1895-10-3, Page 7THE SIGNAL: OODERICN, ONT., TFIPRFDAY. OCT. e, 1S&.
Physicians
¢ggcfibe Scott's Emulsion of
Cod -livor Oil and Hypuphor_
Cos because they find their
pgpentg can tolerate it for a
long time, as it dues not ' bet
the stomach nor derana the
digestion like the platin oil.
Scott's Emulsion is as mush
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
yy3y sickly children, emaciated,
sna'mic and consumptive adults,
gain tlesh on Scott's Emulsion
as very remarkable,.
paw'! N permesUd M moor • wk.alrlmi
is g t Semi iallbrla`I. 5111. ad SI„
t ASP AMD OAIRI aL.
Marshall UltMisg oetttwtes witli.m '•.
N' a t nay's weal* h .t $(.O 046.000
IUky Gramma saes t) a ' ohms won 1125,
..,., a the It .rah . i .• . erten.
F:i Led has developed a t.. a ter bah,.
,Ir.wm,g L. swop . t..u. Le !'.teem5
sed if Amin.
,.cargo
W. (;able, the notelet, wee run
done 1 y anent . hale titbit. out la b:•.: is
gee otter trey.
*. o•rtM iroct0e. of Verm••etha. just
Iwo.,.. ! r.... ..t ., .. 11, h;.ad,
pay art 11 ..I0 000
Thotsee V. R rn.e, 1.t' ct .t tf poli... et
\.e Veils m y. hee dtc;del .., g.. t.. '.,ulh-
C/sldot ors f ...year.
Homy Wa•t.n.." h.* dew•led out w g5
irn,.t until April 15. 189b. and .,41 coers-
fere be elite to till .11 Ieot ore date
Tna •1e a le vu..rtrrw.t ..f 5.1 1.001110
Ms•'•' H 1 nary, hero ton law of the
EStlts6 pili ul li'.. ir..
1b. )'rise. el Wales has mot that h:.
later, the Empree. Frederick, u cho
devotees woman he has ever met.
t'noch Tress. the B•Ittmon philasthro
pet. though a eht-oeveo .urs old en luta
gas lint *tail eejoy• escepuus.lts good
het • h
L t•! Nepter sod Elio ick, who just before
the • at was B. if tee woowtsr •t Nash hit
tau. has lu.. uelebrated h • wester 11'.1•
nee.
The wwe•onmw from 1•-ifenaptlls that
time' tt hrteo. b Kiley, the poet, hes he
• •we wldteted 111 • 111114 way to the bicycle
h•he.
Toe 4.eltast city gover inter recently vot-
ed'.' *beet an ir.n bridge scenes the amber
in that city. Tee proposal etruuture 4I
cost io5.000.
Ur. t.uuther, wbo has been at the bead of
the Kr,t.eh mutoui.. t r m.. , .dent, retiree
ea the lust ..f :.ext wooth enruto5D1 of age.
Vertne; pu1s1ee1..to ha. Iteet tottunuoed
Into the S*w,..t. i•t *pringbdli, and .111 b,
tao..t In cenjoeetine with the old method
of S,ait15e the thee.
OF INTERF T TO WOMEN w'mt°' gr''' r'O''eke".
• • feet hominy served with fruit, syrup et
preserved fruit ; .egst•sle table. Tea K
coffee, without •ream, mad hot. Very by
DRESS JUGGLERY,
.erne widen,marmalade or the bks. HIES PARENTS Hal ALMR$T til EN
• 4lever Wewa who tossetv,e several les. hot ; ash or wt, poet ems. ►wta. •
.ap.r.gte., (15555, both rtos w 60511117.
1 Th. esme51/es of Cha 1.1411 u • sumps. x . Stewed Lomat..., ..lad of lettuto, etm•tw5 .
y5osues (bar *born wuu.au a 50015 a5ur1 or or uuormb is ; dew!► of Ira! *mall sup r•i.r •5e [Ia u9ATsl►, .Va1pT TO Ilay'aee
loam satutactersiv, au.s,rdlsg to her lights of hi" esQva" aa•wrrar, !MI war T.a.NTu1R To n[
aid putty through all Nie vimsteas el " Will Yams"... kind enetgh to aiplw i
dream, from • milieu gt11n sad c6o, ed wn ow."
u rsrwrdecu51mt •• ask( Cho f uWhr Virtu • I .I l[[ -sue Trl r0
1 buDoa W •temperate wlocues •moo Cha p•Ueat whew she bed read 1t. I Tera or rs•t.Tu ASP iirsfTv.
fl " l heerfslly, seed 161 duster. "Almost V,It Rv.iew.
d.tuties displayed to the shops, Lb a mooch, ail the Ills that flesh is Mir 15 14 6115151•[ tram t6. Rto►Ibuoto,
et (twinge t1•lt.irt•tteo6 Kut foe the weur.0 ' rte due to 151proper diet. Our shame 'id There sire very fee pe• plc, esr.ectally
wbo 6.. • 11111. phooey to buy, • little tune 'len cerondera11ly during July and August .Meg Cho aerwulraruu of Ke.t C'ouun,
1 to scheme, Cud • y.it desire to make always l fro" that .f the Annie regret., ••d yet we j N. t , who do not kiwi" H H, tai sr51as, t1.'
' 4.50771,1.:L smart •a4 suitable •pews* 'store away heat producing food in • way f papular .gist for *gricul. utel ur.cbinery, of
56•;1 aha de that would wtosu6 the Eelumneue, 1 verily Mol.. River. A Res low repreaseteuvl was
1st. her draw fins an lwepir•tIne and lar believe. We eat moa es trwl> 15 we de u , is 01111•011161100 ..ith Mr %Csr.la.o 1.0.0140.
• Maier eoruo*etowe w *loch to erect l)se.mb.r. 1651 Nie su6j ct of 1)'. 11 .Ihams 1'tnl
(hoot), effective little varieties of toilet by ( " We take fate into our seatmms with per- ' 1'111a was toetdeatly t.uch.d upon Mr
f. t K t ani,k end butter. Wartime said M was f t limber u
A YOUNG GIRL'S TRIALS.
" leaser (leer .o.e, eoaeumme or buff. 1• P •t1`._
4..4.511 OW el eat.
:.u.ug • go..1 black silk.
1'o begin with, the silk rows needs to be
t.•de .f good insure or pmt de woe
weave, •leo, toys the fame'. amthorry,
116, hyo tried amid prov..d this pl•5, it re
lucre. linter .1 seventh oasts a yard. 16e
.Lir' ought to he four mud three quater•
ods viola mud tit tit. hlpsunu1ly, the11.wt
cut absolutely plain, with soaves of reser.
ooe but sot •ztr•vsgaot yolnme, the neck
wmpiet5l with • high, still collar band and
the skirt so fitted as to 6t up smoothly ever
the beetue • bottom.
With the tax yards of lining seeded and
twelve yards eel three quarters of silk,
such • pattern calls for, the cost of the ma.
'eruls ors he easily calculete.t, adding an
,tem of NI ;,4t for the we l chosen fiudrug•
The ezpwse of dr.ammeli.g aught to be
re. kneed by the personal skill of the pur
chaser, plus the ad of r eeaustrs's a the
house for two ur three days.
Here, thee, u the "owe for theestat.lt.r
eut.rtatunuote of the %tater, to be worn
with • eta, k and girl', of clear pe.chakue
velvet, end a beg front, •,.de of pleated
black ch.ltou, spangled over with Nse green
iridesee0t toads, .awed on by the wearer •
n imble fingers. Just to • mnornl55 and out
..f pretty bits ..sed from old gowns amid
honoet. can 4.e put together enough g,rdles,
stock", frust., lappet' tad collar' to give
the plain body all the needed decoration for
general use. while the skirt calls for no or
nament.tto. However, Awa •re planned
three full metanr.rphoeee of toilet. wok the
ls.:k talk 15 • foundation that will exalt its
somber stmpttctt y 154.1. • variety of elegaoo.,
Caine • theater party, grand reeeptioo, tea
.r wedding breakfast.
For the afternoon tea change, mak. •
high full stock of whit.mitts, Dien bay a
pieo° of white, double width chiffon, me
yard tad m bth luog. Tun) up a timer
deep hem on the chiffon all abut, and her
ring bogie It down firmly with split white
floes. Just •love the herring buoi.g frill
full en a narrow edging of cream Valeoeieo
h es Iso6, cut ersotly to the centre et the
Nome a hole large *sough to .hp the head
t6reu•h, and let the soft fabric tail to at
folds and palate from heck to Lase. about
and ever the black silk under drew.
Now, for the theatre party, the ttehu vim
order, sad as the eh lion sewers rolled for
one do.11ia and • hal: s worth of mode with
n inety tats worth of lace, the fiche needs
as much cream lode muslin as tow dollar
and eighty sesta will buy, with seven yards
of law .drug *ad a. of inserting, coercing
to prettily tutted tmit.tleo brussels, four
Huoperdtu.k era1 written a hew p1100 cal dollars and iffy maw 'Ilse white *tem
lr.t ' fhe Krug'• Sus," in which two Duly of ■tock should show lace asd muslin points
the cnaautere stow, the others epe•rieg under the chic* 4 a the breast, the front
laps of the N••hu need to be ca.gbt up 11th
• cluster .f loose talk, variegated roes' or
p.pptea.
SOL. tome. In rainbow I,ke Dote of eel
low, re.e .od green. come. double width at
ons doller and • fraction • serif.
io yellow or trees over black, asking no
no other trimming than its owe cloudy,
shimmer's' folds, we thiclosss t•*kat anti
loose waist ever the block silk gown tram
poses a costume worthy of all admiration.
The lighter and more airy the fold, the
more satisfying the result in beauty, for
everywhere it flies out, to show the clean
line. of black Disk sod body beneath, and
lend. • d.hcious ywt8fu, *race sad slender
nem to the wearer's figure.
THAT LONG-WAISVEDEFFECT-
their part.
10 5160) European countries the pewees,
has been .dop'ed of pl.atog out hod frost
trees in pl•.0 of o1er.r) shade trees along
eke bivhw•ys.
The' take of Marlborough will sot return
co F:,gleed at ?.meat, fate runt to thin cous-
Iry tn:0.f unit' a 6ret outgo u a lours.,
round the sorb'. •
'.uenne.. d Compass), the fanwu. London
brewers, atter p..)tog .11 tele, sod . divtd-
deed of 16 per cent nave $/4.'10,000 i ft as
tl:e profit. of the year.
It1.neu%, the Freachmao who became
famous es **emir been sural of prrels114 at
Lourdes, turned out to be • fraud. He
wash t 1.arati zed at all.
Mr. I 'harden leukin., of Loe Angles,Cal ,
has dueoyored that. she Ie a direct deemed -
est of the lam I.,rd Alarm, of Ireland, .d
se heir to his fortune of 180,000 WO
A Vermont man haa an ear of corn grew
mg up ea his farm that u • wmhenatoo of
nine single ears grown together as ooe. It
has tweoty six.kornel. 1n the clrcumfere0ce
at ata boos. says • writer to Vorue, to no's how the
Lord Hobert' of Kandahar is to hare • Ineg-waisted effect, i• which the French ez-
brus monument is l'6lcotta wntle be u yet oil, was obtained. Of sours', the int fit,
•Ito., Eleven old fmhe•.ned bras' mue,l.. tug 1115 eel the silk lining. After it was
lo..lm, cannon have just been rent to India all lifted, exoept t.. top of the dart seams.
for • he statue. the shoulder etre were cut apparently tour
i Attorney General Hansel has e.eued or 6.e inches too wade. The litter then
his farewell address t0 the IMmocratec party took out the pus which held the Yams and
began to pall the wast down 15 hard 15 she
oertld pull until there was little mere tens
enough left on the shoulders to take the
proper seams. The reverse process is fol-
lowed smoog the American dressmakers,
They pull everyth•og up, end eense.4osatly
flatten the bust sea get not nabs- short -
waisted effect, but the seams menet curve
as well to fit the Agars. This is a mistake.
HOT WEATHER DIET.
flirter elide by whkk the rarlelam T.tl.r
Predsrs, II-
A friend tel .• me that she was greatly in-
terested the other day while being fitted all
see of the smartest dressmaking establish
menta In Parts and by their best fitter. tee.
to I'en..ylvenie He prop'uee to &h.odoe
Polities entirely, become • reformer as( .t -
tend strictly to 611 private business.
The vast region celled Western Siberia
forme les" than ooe-ifth of .11 S,beria, bet
lora,.. two.thirds of the population awe -
boring pearly 3,000.000 seals
The Mikado of Japan has no mare flori-
cultural little .0.ntr7 to r515D over. He t*
the snverayu of 45,000.000 people, who live
to 13,000 towns and villages
If your eh 11 is putty, fr.tfal, troubled
with gleadul.r.welh050, tafiamed eye*, or
s.rta na the head. Mee stet body, a worse of
Aver • Sarsaparilla se seeded to expel the
uerotuleu5 humors from the Mood. The
sooner yeti helps te gees this !medicine
the better.
HEART -BEATS.
7k. Beweo. Why the Heart wieners. hie
pNaK Sad M oppressed. and Wow w
n►n000 It
The heart has a hard old time of 0t and
within itself does not excite .0044) dis-
ease.hmt it is very of ten called upon todis-
plav the troubling symptoms of palpita-
tion. A.tttering, labored breathing. op-
presston, etc„ on account of diseased
Kidneys offering increased resistance to
She passage of the blood through their
(.brave secretive structures, cans'g a
moiled change in the blood unsuited to
sourish the tissues and noxious to them.
Th, minute arteries resist the passage of
16111 foul blood, remelting in the muscular
walls of the arteries and the ventricle of
the heart becoming partially paralysed.
and tram this cause re -alts much of the
so -railed httprt disease, which Is owing to
wasting Kidneys not being able to per-
form their functions. In order to relieve
heart trouble remove the rase in the
iCidseys with Chase's Kidney liver Pills.
They relieve the blood of poiionons de-
nt, it goes on its way a stream of
4ealth, relieving the heart and imparting
strength to every ttssn4 of the body.
Pis quuicea fer heart is in kly remove the! causiag cesil-
hen- no matter whether it ettists on ac-
count of disorder .f the kidney*. Itver
+smack. or of nervosa* atllecdeS Bels
�1all deaMsa. Price age. Ldws.a
LI
is Co . Teresa%
The ...ter Tell. Joel wow Thin.. May re
gab. .ala 1sspu.UUv.
Th. dodder sauntered u, looking stiddse •
isgly cool a her pale tiles sh•mbra) waist
and her light weight blaek silk skin. She
eyed the betted individual lying in muslin
segltge ea the lounge with some dwppreval
The heated t.di•idu.l grunted out a greet
ieg. Maned as vigorously u she weld, Gook
a drink of iced claret lemonade teem • glass
pitcher .t her @lbw and thee wtbemelined
the weather. Twe doctor listened with pro-
feetie..l p.ateuoe.
" What did you have for breakfast this
mends( she dee med/4 Neatly, removing
semptatioe i• the form of toed Ariake to a
dietaries end eesttsg herself se the foot of
ib. Image.
Camila .sareely eat say breakfast,.'
growled the web. perms, " i had • omien
of amps ot coffee. a roll and seem alms and
harem I Ilk. egg. Sad bso.s."
•• rim, remarked the doctor i5 amino.'
51itral tone.. " Did yen have *ream wish
year coffee
Ven. of meow,- end the paneet who
willed to b treated far beat.
De you really wish s k cool, healthy
awl emir a for tn. .mei of the rammer
A the donor.
IN de i prefer t be girding eiek mad
Wend • Yeq may premed on the former
„ssee.pties," rid the patient.
" Very well,'. said the deet.., im.iss
to weds • presertptt.ie When to was writ-
es, .he heeded it s dm sadist, who
reed
" flruaktast fruit, plenty of it : whole
whoa air graham bres4 without heeler,
�,e, see amp wttb5.1 mesa'. Demonise
o tad! er.nce cream, • strums t 5
It notes this, we force the stomach to do so their curative properuw, and to pieta) his
touch work 1n summer as It does in winter optaion he rel.re.l the cur. of rue sister.
until it rebels. Theo we oemplan of net Slum Jessie .% ar51a, eyed 15, wbo 6e sail
having any eppntat., of bong fagged out, had hese "clarion wrest.. t t••• •, the grave
by lir t1'tllii,,,u 1'.-.k I'.II. Stirs 'Nee
Dias hal been .nffrnug for to 11, • year
with troubles lncid.o' to gillhood. She
suffered from •eve►• •11.1 almost 1amitat
6e5dawhe., dlza.Iueea, heart palpitation, and
1115 ppll.nd blo.d'e.., said eveltu•ll• 41.•
came w 'soak and enae..te4 that her
parents th•nght riot •he wee In commune
and Nelly we vette down with dyep.psta.
New, the way to keep owl is to eat eteol.eg
feeds that doesn't meso mid food. ob-
terve and to rive the .towtaeh as easy •
oma 15 poeatblt. The lel work tt hes to
do the coulee the body will be. Fruit and
troth vegetables are laxatives. It plenty of
them aro estop they will give .utlicseat
nourishment. (:old drink• ars • delimitate hen, mod had all but ¢;vers up hop. of 11.r
and • mere. They end. the aotenor of the recovery. Her tether. Riches -di Warman,
stomach. The surrounding air seems hotter who u a well to do farmer. stared no ex
by coati..et and perspiration u cheokedi pease to procure relief for the pour sufferer.
Moderate perspiration se tee of the greatest
aide te cosine's. Now, will you try ms
prescerpIioo
For • fortnight, .greed the heated in
dieutu.I. (�
" That will meas ell the summer," said '
the doctor, cordially. " U.es tried tt u la-
ws) s
ws)s used.
rt
aladary .seta.
In Jen. 1i°02. my Sun was taken with
k%duey disease. Though attended by
three physician awl change of climate
he grew w"ase and by ''43 he had fallen
from I9 Hie. to 731h a. In ten days
from starting t.. use Dr. Chases Kidney -
Liver Pili ati were able to move him
home. In 4 months he gained 50 the.
and was tally restored to health by the
lige of this medicine. 4fn0. S. Hastings,
.':t Si. Paul St., Montreal.
QUEEN VICTORIA'S SURNAME
The sales le Mee of t4. Soliceii.4 Well
end Weigle.
The 17th of Aegast was the one hundred
end ninth anniversary et the birth of VIC-
Sona, pri0eeam of Saxon -Saalfeld C.bsrg.tse
mother ot the present Queen of Gent $rig•
Stn and inline and Empress et India. For
It is her mother whose mime was gives to
the least, who, os May 24th, 1519, made
her •ppeerasw at Kaman/toe Palace, 15 the
only child of Edward, lube of Leat, and
fourth non of King Caere* IIi , afterwards
to be Lsown as Queen Victoria of England.
Her father dying in 1820, sad neither Kasg
t:osree IV. nor his two other brothers, the
Dukes ot York and Cleren01, havtag set,
movie; legitimate tame, the laughter of
Louisa Victoria event uUy becaneh.trpre
'empties t0 the throne.
A. to quem Victoria • maiden name that
is, the name shit derived from her father's
family -she is h member of the old hones of
the Guelphs, or Wells, famous in German
history swot the days of Charlemagne.
Louie the Pious, his Cas, thee Emperor of
ler1'•s7, merrier' Judith, the beautiful
daughter .f Welt I., son of Count lees
bread. From Welt, who died in 824 -that
et to 157 oily tea year. after Karl the (;rest
--descends the Klee" of Upper Burgundy
and the (;err..s lies of the Guelphs, to
which the Hanover sue, that meoeeded te
the English crown in 1714, belong.. Thus
I, u..& Victoria before her marriage was, In
(.510craue parlaaoe, • Mies W.If.
Like ber own daughter. Empress Vu.toria,
the dowager widow of Fredenek of Ger
amity, the present Emperor's father, mere
thea one .f the princesses of the Guelph
family have worn the imperial purple ; but
only one male .nemt..r of the le.g lice was
an !Emperor, namely, the see of Henry the
Lion, ))oke of Saxony and Havarti'. Otto
IV , who was ruler of the German Re.un
empire from 1206 to 1215. His mother was
Mathilde, the daugktr of King Henry I1.,
of Farland.
When queen Vioter m, in 1840, married
Prince Albert of .axe Coburg -Gotha, she
took, of eosin's. kis enru•m.. The family
name of the Prince Cowart, Albert for
miners he used to be called as the hasbeed .1
the Eogliuh Queen, was Pretties This ie
the genenlogicai designation et all the Saxes
princely linos While the members of the
impend hone. et Germany go by the we
of Hohenzollern, the Auetrion dynasty by
that of Hapsburg. sad the Reverent ruler'
.re knewn to Wittel.becber, every line of
the reigning families. as *ell se the medis-
Died petty prince. of German, has it' pe•
caller citizen surname, a5 it were, meetly
inherited from the tomes of yon, when the
(;erm.n freeholder politically was the equal
of the mightiest 0.55.1.
The Wetting, as old line et German
demists, were called after Wase., ewe of
their ancestral estate. in *axesy. Dietrich
I , Thuri.rian. i5 the fonder of the line.
He fell, is 982, is • battle a5aiset the Sera
mete at Ras.eetelle, l'•lakria Hely, seder
&ripener Otto ii All the various prineele
linen of Saxes dy seem trace back their des
cent to this brava warner, the first of the
Mettles known In history. Like her
mother. Louisa Victoria of Saxes ].•lAeld-
(;ohere, was Quote Vieteriie 005.0,0. a
wows. Without her crown mad 1005004(11-
ty the Empress d fella would b simply
" Mr.. Whine.- -Baltimore Sea.
Pr -
It
Pewees Ilyery4.edv.
OS really believe the baby favors you,'
she fetme ve••t,4.4 to my.
"She deem, •everted her father. with ear
..haw ""he tea •-n the whale 1.r. ,' , I..r
that 'altar, wen • 'optima .ole •vers
aeries."
A Picture or Health land .1. *, .t :
The beet available medical 'vince was em-
ployed, but no rel•ef came, and although the
pares?. were almost in despt'r they still
strove to find the means of restoring their
loved one to health. Mr WWmrmw, like
everybody elle who reads tt'e newspapers,
hid revel of the mann marvellous cures of.
Meted by th. use of lir N' Pismo' Ptak
hu. 1 4e ...me others, looked upon
these stories. ea "mere patent medicine ad-
eertt'meDu. ' Hewer►., ad "e"eythtgie
else had failed he determined that t'tok
Pills should be given a trial, with • result
ao 4005 51.rt.4tous than that et mans other
oases related through the press Ur. Wil-
liams* i'iok Pills havecompletely cured the
Young lady, se that in • f.•0 months, from •
helpless sod enpp...edie dv tog girl, she has
become • picture of health and activity.
The Warmss family is .o well known in
16:s Dart of the country that no one would
think of disputing Dov .t.tement .i&d. by
any of it. members. H H. Warman, os ac-
count of his business as salesman for agricul-
tural 01.chtoery, u perwn.l'y a^ttnalnted
with nearly everybody in the court's. and
we feel immured that any es 11uir1ee made of
him concerning the st.temeut• made above
will ire readily soewered.
The gratifying result. followin.; the see
of I)r. Williams' Pink rills, in the tame of
Miss Warman, prove that they are unequal-
ed as a blood builder and nerve tonic. la
the case of yeuor role who are pale or
sallow, listless, troubled with it fluttering
.r palpitation of fhe heart, weak and easily
tired, no time Ghoul f he 10.1 In taking •
mums of Dr. tt illiams' )'ink fills, which will
speedily enrich the blood end bring • rosy
Blew of health to the cheek.. They am a
e pecifis for troubles peculiar to females.
each as sappreastoos, irregularities, hod all
forms of weakness. lo men they effect a
radical cure in .I4 cases arising item mental
worry, overwork, or excesses of whatever
n ature.
Dr. Wdliages Pink Pelle are manufacrur
e d by the 1)r. Wiilienis Medicine
Brockville, Ont., and Schenectady N. V.,
and .re sold in boxes (sever in loom form
by the dorm or huedr.d i at 50 cents a bet,
.r six boxes for 81,50 and may be had of all
elrugrut• or direct h% mal from 1 Ir Wit.
llama' Mediates Company at either address.
The windmill, which is so conspicuous in
Dosch and Belem sooner), is hk.ly 40 be
seen in India. it is propomd to drain the
usheslth) Hata around Roesb.y M means of
windmill pump. na the system of Inw soon
tries.
Sir Edwin Arnold's niter*, who hu been
in jail for some time at Bombay. .n the
ee•rgs of morderiog her husband, District
Superintendent of Police Lester, has just
been emended to ten years' peal ssr,i
ode.
!Seams ad Ankles taw.
For years I have been • great Sufferer
from deity skin triable and mit rheum.
My hands and ankles are literally raw.
The first application of Dr. Chaee'. Oint-
ment allayed the burning, itohi.g sen-
sation. One box and s half entire)
tared me. It is sin instant relief far chi -
Mune UUeslryA. Parameter, let Cather
ines,Oat.
A lames@ filter ►Semi it the RamOanss
Mane Rb vee Amelto, who killed with
her ewe heads she fear Mas wheee Nese
she ievsrlably wean &renal her seek.
Sloes she revert •.sok as his Ide the
babas premier, Beigeer ('rear, wears msec.
his Mars • light bet .olid seat of mal el
weal, et doable thiekese5 ever his heart.
• k.vweeat. great -grandma .t the C.set-
Ls5 4'HeedalK. whom R00ese00 dmire4
and sank famous, was arrested Sad .sat M
jail 1. Paris rems.tly f.r MeaHy • welsh.
"Vet arms, mesas 1 wee troubled with
• psseiat•.t Mme as lsy bs5d which pm
tui .s sikS.Ns ans.y.ses, mill it crew!!(
any am really or mai MC yer7 y Mvi.gwa ls M to tr7 •Tr 6 lialr Tiger.
imd
maws
broiled sass, -"g-» w • limb ref lass? ems b.Nla, the hams wins bdad. e -
esreker+ rises aA�10es�1fit.Tula.
1a the system. strains, 1r loop .d
peepers@ • way Ir poeumonu, Mos
times coneumptioa
PYNY -PECTORAL
positively cure' cough. tad meth is •
surprisingly short urea 11't a tram
t10 amulet', tend sod Una 660th.
Ing and brains le ttl s...46a
LARGE BOTTLE, ONLY 25 CENT.
35CAS11 PRIZgS-35
1st prize, $25, 2nd, 515. 3rd,
IVO . 4th, 55 . 5th, $2 , 10
prizes of $1 each , 20
prizes ot b0c. each.
The Proprietors of
its
�lada'�
Loylon
S- offer to school chtloten the above
A prize., competition open nni.I 1st
of May, for the best pcem or
rhyme, the initial letter of the lines reading downwards to com-
pose the words--
"- ISalada'CP�tlooTeis
1
0 The poem is expected to be the
result of the child's own thought,
the name, age, address and school
to he appeeded to each proem, aiso
• card out of • package of
113alada t' Ceylon Tea.
--%
STURDY BROS.,
BROS.,
4150 5:Ma,
Th. Kamare, a ederkb.
'Tmlpboe connection.
(loderich, March 13th, 18iib.
H.n,vrr,l Forums Co.
Gentlemen, -The No. 9 Howard
Furnace put in for me last Summer
by Mears. J. H. Woreell k Co. ham
given good matisfaction and kept the
house comfortable and at an even tem-
perature during a winter of excep-
tional severity. 4 )ne advantage is
the ease with which it is regulated,
bet in my estimation that in which it
chiefly shows its superiority, u the
entire absence d gas or dant in the
hots., which has been no much com-
plained of in Furnaces of inferior con
struction. 1 *6.11 certatnly morn
mend the Howard to those iontem
pleting purchasing a Furnace.
Yours truly,
DAI1IRL J. NArraL.
1f yes think d baviag a Femme p.4 is,
call mad see ea mad ere will be please te
glue wee ea ostiuta/4.
J. H. WORSELL,
FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THECOOK'S ®EST FRIEND
LAIIGCSTSAL[IN CANADA
GODERJOH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
.. Open : 1I14 scud ked. tlbsVa. wedslts lM4 li•Mnnew sll+,aal,
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
Sreoeseorto CAryata& et Black.!
.u.nufacturer of all kind. of
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pans, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.,
And Dealer to-
I;ngines, Machinery (fisting', kc.
All sire. of Pipes and ripe Fittings,
Steam and Water Gamma. (:lobe Valves,
Cheek Vtlye., iwepintors, Ejectors and la -
jesters Constantly on Hand at Lowest
Prima.
The Signal
A special lin. of Steel Water and Hog
Troughs for tee of farmers and others.
Repairing promptly attended to.
A. 5. CESYSTA.L.
1tie1 ly P. O. Box 37. Oodertch, amt.
Work. Om ile G. T. R. station. Oodert.k
Ileas
May'
ATENTS
TRACK_ A
pppp�, �rtSssl�e tea t �resOOP VCC74 *, .e.,
%UNI r idr, 111 en torrent' for �r.�ati ;Mtn.
int.
Y0.r' �•f.r.I taker Ser a'rM'patientsomttat E.re.e
Ise r.btb by • 0nr Ih glvn I,0,' of a1Wge m tb
,cirntiiic American
largest eirematlee. M any artentese per In the
. ,.rid. 51p1•0511.11551p1•0511.115••1i.t!y 1110•150144.r,Ma4. ewer Jen WIC
si•t. .'ow*d r.• without n. W 1
..• • more ca'1..1..04.2 611e01.00 M tie
Jul. Pr 10(11,1 /+•• a, ,.. u l..oh art WNW -
parted out.: d. • b. . r . •.11 fir. 11111501116
e0' i.eeper a...utt.n of ell newer, 01
proximo .1 to t U...l 01 11.15 • mouses.
•test may suggest stoo.iating, you my
be in teed of, .wd in .u. -h ender we a,h-
ctt your pat noway, feellag w•otideat
that our efforts to please is I 5.ect with
r�the ammo. al al our pat (14641
►U11'l1L %‘•U*
Thi. LL•rgl.: ,115. is kept iu the full
ranie of trite'', ire .awe• as letter
hes 11. AV h +:•-
l4etlhl0ir‘catkee
ere not .o p.rtrr..;ly urea, they 111
aft important purer in commercial
corr1lep.nillerice. :ate what weirs
got under the above needs.
I,4t ter ‘(t Uas
PATENTS !
In this lit.« we havb a very large
stocu ..t brio writiLg papers suit
able for every clam of bu*iuetea
represented iu thus locality, cwt
prising lam anti wove, linens,
gttstlrillc and tither papers, ruled
or mauled, sa may Le required.
1f the "pay -a, -you -go plan was
the order of the dry the .demand
for account paper w,•uid Out be
so great ; Lut there are some risen
who get .o niftily 0.ut•ners that
tory wonder if the .hock well ever
run out We dont intend it to,
and at present our •tock is com
plete in this line with four siap.
(load paper and neat ruling.
ihaleme t�ttA
Both single and double dollars
and cents columns. They tome
cheaper !hail hill howls, and are
the proper thing to sen.( after a
delinquent once a month. They
are sure to fetch him 'ruuud-
sometiwe.
Now, it would be hard to eM
along without envelop�es, and to
keep up with the demand for
thein we keep • large stock on
hand. We have now about a
hundred thousand in tio.'k, and
the prigs will range from 75c. to
$2.00 per M. We handle coat
mercial and legal sizes exclusivele.
otintineretta� Z'r�s t'ttY,
has already been partially ennm
erased in some of the heads above.
There is, however, a vast amour
of work under this head that to
enumerate would more than take
up the entire space occupied by
thin adv't, but we do it all at Tam
SIGNAL.
T,Av:Ui\ %ons
to an "At Home or a wedding
require considerable taste in .eleo
tion sowetimew, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping in
• tock the very /latest and best
samples to be had. Call and tee
4 rosy ram%
of entertainments and meeting
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elegant
with cord and pencil attached.
C •r C.M.'ae tb
We aim to excel in all the differ;
tint kinds of work we turn out,
hut especially in this, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for all requtrementa.
Ciu' anti. T'sekets
This head covers a large range of
work, from a (,read or milk ticket
to a neat calling card, iron an or-
dinary admiasion ticket to a tasty
business card or a handsomely
printed membership ticket.
Oi*tte*
Our facilities for turning out this
class of work are evidenced by the
fact that the great bulk of it is
done by us. This line also in
eludes
C*tllATt. TUNE MKS fl15 COPRMINTS
°Maimed, mad all beet la the U. E. Patent
0�eo astesded to at H�IRRA TR FRAIL
Our !!dies Is opvomtte the U. R. Pete., Ou
floe, and 1111 w ■ Panels la toms Mee
has threes -emit. teem W 1fH11t'OTUN.
Seed NODRL ORtabilit�DRA�pWINO shame
a .4-
we ake NO 08y4DGI UNLACE," 1. of
ranhe the Pontseessor
it,'SPPAriiivT.
rotorer,pl re�1e of
d Pttmt oAsre. carer 0k11Lamt, aA
Immfl sa/ releressem te angel dams Is sees
ev>• .,Oeesty- write te
c • anew
Opeeel4s-Patwt 1 sil.gtrem D C.
which our three fast -running job
presses Are able to turn out in
surprisingly short ties•.
&.t W \\s
belong to the poster department
also, and we make a specialty of
them -promptness being oar aim
in this respect. A notice of sale
will appear in Tau MIOW•L free of
charge when bills for same see got
here.
l•kk Wvnd►s oS W orb
in the typographical prirstang line
can be done in this establishment
in an expeditions and artistic)
manner and
Our 1. t.ets v.:1.\ fat Sowoo,
retry ressonobke.
Wsextsisd our thanks for past fay
ors, and solicit a o onttnuanee d the
mina.
T Wt. 8A CCK#L•,
assume', Uwe