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TRE SIGNAL : GOD ERICH, ONT., THURSDAY DEC. 12 1896.
My Baby
was a living skeleton; the doe.
toff maid bo was dying of Matas -
taus and Indigestion. At 13
months ho weighed only seven
pounds. Nothing strengthened
or fattened him. I began using
Scott's Emu:sion of Cod-liver
Oil with IIypophosphites, feed-
ing it to him and rubbing it into
his body. Ile begin to fatten
and is now a beautiful dimpled
boo. The Emulsion seemed to
supply the one thing needful.
Mrs. Kk'HYtiN WILLIAMS,
May 21, 894. Cave Sprinifs, Ga.
Similar letters from other
mothers.
Des'$ b.peneadsd So edema a mbefttels,
Scott & beet' feb.ae $Oc. lad l$I.
SOME DON'TS IN DRESS
1)uo t neglect quality for the sake of
yummy.
Doe t wear • white petticoat unless tt is
welt..
U at torget that twig credit otteo beings
Dont trim goud material with uonimon
trim ed le
Llea't Imagine that beauty wail atone for
semitones.
ain't. Zook ilk, • frumo boomer you o..aea
look • swell.
Du't expect greet b•rg•iie to turn out
great eaves.
Uo.'t dress to startlepeopl. s eyes but to
wetly them.
luu't make your own drawn utiles@ you
ma do it wt. l. -
Deo' . jump tow your clothes •uJ expect
to look dna•.e.l.
I)os'r achieve the groteeq,e while at-
tempting the origiuel.
Lent wear • fur or • feather toe 'nth •
uottoo dress or skirt.
Leat dress your heed •t the ex pones of
your hands end font
Doo t buy cheep Ilnit.tions it y u can of
ford the geau.ue ani 1..
Doo t put oast before out. C,rded silk
won't o••yer a clumps lit.
•ailes. o1 nu old reasoner
Big loads, little profits.
Azle grease modifies the gran bill.
Bel tempered driver - ind temp -red
team
There or. more balky drivers than belk,
tomes
Whip' ere Ike emet:oe, to be used very
seldom
Noisy drivers are like nosy wagons -both
empty.
CeNenes or ihr aeallves.
Pooelope-Cb.rley called lad night
Jett toe-Tb•t'e twice to • week• neo t It
Peue here- Ye.
Jamison -1 suppose he'll come three tones
to the next week •
Penelope -That's what brother says
Justine -hod five t.mes the next •
Penelope-Tb.!'1 what eater aye.
Just tne-And aiz tines he neat •
Pent lope -That • w hat aunty says.
Jostim-And cove. times the next •
Penelope -That's whet paps says.
.Justice-ood thou what!
Penelope - Theo we'll get married : that's
what everybody .aye.
.lust ne And then what'
Peo.i•.pe--Then 1 won't see him any more
of .o *venial/ that's what mamma says -
Brooklyo Life.
CHRISTMAS CHEER
Fee the ■adv T•hle.
A tirirtn Rocvu or Haar. --Take • round
weighing 25 or 30 pomade. and place it in •
loge platter. Mix we.I 4 dessert spoonfuls
of pepper, 4 dessert spoonful* of allspice, 2
desert •pooaful• of s1 ves, 2 dessert spoon
full of *attp.-ire sed 12 dessert spoonfuls of
salt. with 4 table spoonfuls ot matinee.
Rub this compound into both sides of the
round, end repent the practise even more•
tog for three weeks, turning the round over
in the platter daily When you are ready
to 000k it, wipe It off. rub it with • little
butter, dredge with flour and roast it in •
slow oven from five to rax hour• i'ut some
nice stock to th• bottom of tie poo, and
cover the ern closely 1)o not cut it until
cold, and then in very thio dries, almost
like paper, hnnrooally sad evenly, so that
until it is almost roes it will still present •
good •ppe•r.nee upr.n the sideboard.
There was • young tatuster aimed Kriel
Ives.
brought • load of telegraph kpollya,
And be searched by the hour
To find • clock time,
}or hs eyes were se blind •e two kmol
!yes.
Ayer's rills, hetw, composed of the seem -
tie! virtual of the hest ve,et•hle epeneats,
without any of the woody et fibrous mater
lel whatever. is the rooms why they are sec
much more effective sad valuable than say
ether cathart'n. The hest family physic.
:SHE NEVER MARRIED.
" AUNTIE, will you tall ate a story 1
The story, you know, you've premised gas
.o ohm - wky y sever armed. Iso yea
remember, Amuse, when 1 woe little, yon
.sad to say it wee become w nae had
*eked you ' 1 serer believed that," sad
the girl laughed "Theo you prowtsed
you'd tell me when 1 was 18, sad now I •m
IB, ' and Miriam gave • tug et her skirt.
with all the pleased proprietorship of lose
drawees. " tit. do, aunty, dear
•' Very well, darling.' Mies IMoeby
sighed, sod Miriam drew up her chair and
std her gulden hood on the old lady'.
knee.
•' Now, auntie, l'm ready," wad Mies
l).s.by began.
" I was ju.t about your age when 1 'came
wit,' end for months pa it 1 had looked tor
ward to • Looduo swoon end thought my
first ball would come. Rut the much
looked for night Dame •t lest, and, when
dread sal ready to start, I thought it the
happiest moment o1 my lite, but it was no
thing to whet followed. The flowers, the
music, the light., the brirbt drones*, wed
the gar ,._cple wandering hither and thith-
er, 011 dazzled me wad put on to miod of
fairyland. 1 did not lack partners, and
dasosd till the small hours ot the morale,.
Kvery ons said I had been • messes, but I
paid little attention to any ot their remarks
1 had enj .ted myself wildly. \Vhat more
could 1 wont to make me happy ! 1 was
very, very young.
" Soon after 1 met Mr. 5i. 1 remember it
was almost m. first diener party, and, hey
hag sufficiently recovered from • fit of shy-
ness, I looked round at my next door neigh-
bor, end there, on my left, were two blue
eyes laughter et me. H. must have noticed
my *hyenas, I fancied, and, with the pude
of south, 1 deeply resented it. After that 1
found the blue eves nearly elway■ smiled
when when they loosed at me. end I got to
love that smile, end even that evening 1 re.
Mitred that only foolish 18 000ld take offence
•t ouch • trifle, so we laughed end made
friends, All through dinner he t.lked to
me a good deal, end 1 forgot my shyness
end Mom. communtc.tive on many sub.
)eote.
" After that evening we met frequently,
danced together, r..d• together -in tact,
hardly • day passed without our meeting,
till at lest 1 began to look for him, whether
In the perk or at • hell or c000srt. At that
time life was brimming over with happinees.
i had no very definite idea or the future,
sod the preeemt was to sweet that 1 pre
(erred
not to think of • Moines of any sort
" The drat spot on my happiness was •t
en
e bell, where I had expected to find Mr.
and though I wmodems
not enjoying thing. •
bit 1 did not wept to come away. Peewees-
ty of human nature ' And only in the oar-
mee did 1 fems to myself that 1 had
tared on in the hope of hie turning up
eta. Well, he didn't, sod it was with •
somewhat heavy heart I west to deep that
ight, but by next morning the *food hadass
ped sway. Were we not going to meet
d ride together
"Could his presence mak• any difference
n my enjoyment! At first i laughed et the
as
ea, bat soon foetid it wnot to be
arched •t. Where he w, there my es
y stent was co•npl.ts, het where he was
seldom eared to stay Naturally people
heron to talk about us, and, es is the way
the world, speculated se to what would
come of it, if it would be • good thisg or
of Well, let them talk. Whet eared I (» '
was so rain that he loved me that I
ill i when people told me that lady el_
was doing all she knew to catch him for Dallas daughter. Poor Afire .11as ! Why,
Dever so mooh as looked .t her when i
near ' How solo was pride to have •
11'
" The summer was nearly over. and pro -
e began to harry away- from London. We
et again in the country and spent Ineg
y* together, and again people began to
oder why be did sot propose. Perhaps
was the poison who wondered least, for
s i not sure that sooner or later he op-
ined!, would ' Then, owe Sunday evok-
e, we parted, to meet again the following
eek, hot somehow that meeting never
me shout In the long months that Pol-
ed i rememhered him es i waw him last,
ving his handkerchief from the carriage
Mow,
' Then, owe day, i heard he was engaged
Alio* 9.11.. At first i would not ho-
ve it, but when belief was en
forced op
my grief knew no bounds, Till that day
hardly realized hew food i had grown of
end the preepect of • long life wi•hoot
appalled me, i oried as if my heart
Id break, rind then pride mine to my
ns Full of courses and firm resolve, 1
k op the thread of my daily life and
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1 was eo run down 1 had to elm up ear
worktau
ped net eels to hide my feeling, hot to
1 the doll, aching pain by plunging wild -
into rockier excitement. It was all
✓ well for a hat. bet the reaches wits
rad t. oome,end 1 di.a•vered that I meet
e ntre other remedy.
We met several times after the engesaa-
t was annonneWII ---se friends- -and 1
•OStt'S Sarsaparilla the kind that
au res.
Indigestion or dyspepsia is the bane of
thou -ands, and is one of the most de-
pressing of afflictions. It arises from an ; talk
impute or impoverished condition of the per
blood, which weakens the digestive and thea
assimilative organs, rendering them in- my
tapable ofrformin their natural func-
tires, and if neglect A.
the sufferer loses p'
flesh, complains of ezhaustine after slight Theon
exertion, and becomes rapidly debilitated grat
t ntfer
the
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Men
ed end I•nehed as in the old days, revs
haps for • townh of Mtternees, whiek
1 had never known, and the sound of
yens seemed hollow and unreal, nor -
bemuse Orn were en ser the outline.
nee the wedding and.heegeeet00S.
. Loons, end 1 wee emneg the first to
mise, end was it fasts that 1 thought
bridegroom looked et one s little slat-
y sad was hardly se radiant es the sera
warrented ' Rut. thio, no ase thought
was • leve mrteh ' Rad not Alice her -
/even out that eh* did set can fee him!
he' Rat, thee, why had Iso takes this
r•
Miss De.eby paved and in this sow fast
�Nken.g d•rksome Miriam§ meld dimmers •
t tear. while she herself wag rat MR -
ed
Awitm," said Ma girl, dip.* he,
late the .14 1•dy'a, " wbea ps. k iso.
thee, de they me terra
i dent Mink t5y ewer quite feept,kat
whew all gent sad ohms Mattes ens
better for its mark. Winn I lewd a s•
tamest .sold ase bed my wenad. L bur
r. Wm. W. Thompson, a proutgu1nn
resident of Zephyr, Ont. in a lettey'dat
Aug r ith, ties soya : "It gives me ort
pleasure to testify to the fact that Scot
sarsaparilla has calmed a most remark.
able rlunge is my condition. 1 was se
touch run dose%@ 1 had to give ap week
ad felt as if life were net worth 1ivie.
Mr. Uafoe induced tae to try Scott's Set
taptrill and after taking four bottles 1
am now feeling as I formerly did year$
age, and 1 want to say for the benefit
woes suffering from indigestion and feel- Wks
Mg. to use slang phrase, ' rompktely eau
.kner bred out,' don't despair until yet give
Scow. Sarsaparilla • fair trial.• bed
Seett s Sarsaparilla is a blood food, it
aamtrlates all vital *egress to healthy sib•
larrnal aches, eaabhing dam to throw "
of
all poiseawgg
4a�sod debilitaUagbamege. Nee
41» °COAi`'The `t kia:ivt twos. Iret there way
I mei
em
gm, ea • •11 way, se dad trees wort to
Jo, eves d it were ugly helping them ewho
were euflertae &round me A•d whim the
te
brat eny as
of bleed sod utter IeneYw
n
had wore off 1 was able to settle to seers
regular oucupatlwnMiriamMiriawas silent, then *lowly, as If
sacred on au almost ored susubplots :
" /Moue, is be are they alive •" ohs
'• 1'e, dear.
•' Anil won there some mistek.
" That, dear, 1 never sow thick of. Italy
Oa* keowe, but some day we, too, *bail see
me
fato face." --Sketch.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
USEFUL SATCHELS.
/eat to Wake @[test awl Whal ■ m$.
aroa
11.0 Mese Treaty sedge..
I raw • pretty satchel' • few days
that was designed to hold the little ar
cies w useful to • tr•eelier. It would
otos to hold the wester or bit of seed
work, .bo, when my lady wished to vee
friend. Material, deep rd and plush,
satin for listing, pale blue rsbboo, silk
working it, and • bendstrap, such as chi
ren use to carry their books to school. T
a width ct tbe plush twenty seven Inc
long Rasta • !nogth of the rihtso do
the °entre, allowing it to w,me wsthso tb
soches of the edge at either sod, and
ether all around the plush, two Inches fro
the edge. Catch down the ribbons on etth
mule to the plush with fancy stitches, urs
Asiatic twisted embroidery silk of en o
geld solo/. The plush as lied with d
rd quieted satin, one end folded over
inches to form • pocket, and the de
stitched together. This leaves • lop env
inches wide to fold over. An old gold et
send u used to bosh the edges .11 roup
The handle of the .Mewl strap is fastened
the top in such • way that the straps
over the dap. and wben buckled holds the
in place. A Ise expensive satehel, whi
we hays used 'rob much setistaction, has
different shape, being in the form of • ro
sod does •way with the strap. The mate
aid lured was heavy Imes ; it was lee
.
throughout wtth'dam and interlined wit
buckr•w. For the en 4, cut two circul
mimes e°e. , t seven inches in diameter an
another pace twenty eight inches wild
es
Stiffen the circular piecwsth paste
Sew the lone strip round the circular pI
overcasting the same neatly, and finish •
the edges with brown silk cord, Three 10
made of cord ere sewed to the rap, en
three buttons placed on the mein part
the satchel, to fasten it with. A monogr•
was worked on the flip, just above tb
oord, and • design done in outline wit
brown R,men floes, ornamented the end
end formed • border around the large pie
of linen. Handlee were made of linen, fold
ed twice to mak• them *tree*, ns
rong, one i
wide and twelve soches long, and sew
upon each side of the satchel. ft is .n sr
thole that wall well repay one for the ti
and expense put put upon it. A music roll m•
be made in the same way.
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Tne ('ryt•g o1 Edts.. • baby.
With the completion of the brat phono•
graph at hes laboratory cisme the first baby
to the Edison home. It was the delight of
the great inventor to record the pretty .r•
ticuletior of the youngster on the phone
graph for reference in his old age when he
oweld hear the baby wails of his first-born
over again
But the moat remarkable thiog •bout the
child was its peculiar en, and this was
•bout the only thing that the father bad not
caught on the cylinder. So Mr. Edison de-
termined ons day to catch the youngster
when it was emitting it. Gement yells and
lie started trom his laboratory to the house
with the phonograph. He brought the
baby in front of it, but the unexpected well
was not forthcoming. He tumbled the
youngster about and rumpled its hair, end
did all sorts of thing., but .1111 the belly
didn't ory ; on the 0notrary, he crowed
joyously, Edison at length gave it up in di.•
gust.
Hut to bottle Edison is only to inflame his
determination- Igoe morning, when he
knew hie wife Wes in New York for the dos
he went quietly home with the phonograph,
end .4 le into the nursery, where the baby
greeted him with caetowt•ry glee.
Starting the machine, Mr. Edlsyo ordered
the nurse to leave the room. Then he took
the baby on hie knee, end bard its obohby
little leg He took the tender flesh be-
tween his thumb and firmer, clenched his
teeth, shut his eyes tight, sod made reedy
to pinch the baby's leg, but jest •t the fate-
ful moment the nurse peeped throutrh the
door sod perceiving the horrid plot, fin00c
ed in end reeoued the baby in the nick of
time.
Mr. Edison breathed • mighty sigh of re
lief as he gathered up the phonograph sod
west back to the laboratory. Re thea gave
up the project of ph000granbint tbe b.by'.
oiling. He euooe.dd not lone afterwards,
however, in accomplishing his marlines
When the baby- made de first visit to the
laboratory it set up • dreadful well et the
whirrinl/ noise.
Mr. F4i.00 instantly had the machinery
stopped, the phonograph was produced, and
• record ot the baby's crying takes Nen
and before,
ase W.saa•'s 411ses11p,
A point which the "woman who dress.*
well on • moderate income' emphasizes is
that on no amount must the street gown be
worm in the house. A walking sett, kept
religiously as sooh, will have twice the life
of one worn as well to the home dinner and
through the evening, with perhaps diadem
climbinr over it, or even simply sat in for
an extra five hour.. Aside from ibis
1e000mie view, the street dress is winter Is
too beery for wear in tar overheated
beneea How Bowes permit seek • lioness
of style wed material that it is easy to
evolve thee hem wrecks of other dreamt,
*eebimLe skirt of ewe with wake of another
wad trieeti.ee gdrb.p., et • third. Or the
amp mum
crown
iries, linedwithrolher heaver elute,
may be used for sea k.santar wear at
home Hos.sur t • re... d
exposes, bet .f tomb f. w meresumeefiot. '1•h. wem.m
whe engem addle se expenditure ~rim
her w•tebful...min the m.*i., of wearer*
b.r beleegier, 1. her Meek ke.pier mu
pair of beets ter walk's. wily if .h. lm
suburbs@ w.s.S. she keep. •e extra paw of
ghees in her theppi.g bee, to be were se
mete wed be reviewed fee metropolitan' mar
by fresher eves.
Tb• 11•Mber t.. mats.
Thu is the tome when snide ars is the
fashion everybody who ea anybody boo
0150, if not himself 15.,.'. own in the
family. For no onoplaint tinder the sun
are then more remedies than tor • euM
in the heed, but of the thousands CA...'.
Ostarrlt Oars ea the bast. "I@ twelve
hoer* 1 was mired of • bad .old ie Om
bald by Arm.'. 0.r.," writes Mme
Gina; Alli.teli.O.t. fin of .11 ami-
dst
THE -. OLE. BLACK MAMMY.
an Ageratum ewes, es a serosa • sr Beast
Wore Tema .ht. 0Mp.
Tin Ledge,' urea the withers, the utke
day, of • very pretty scene in • street oar
There was •o old Regan woman, • ver
black o1J wunteu, whose (am, besides bets
blob, was pock marked. IS a• doubt a sup
oriole' observer would hat. called her re
pulave. But there was • •west mad kiedl
look to her ryes, and • besevulest aspect
e on about her black testuree,whtch, es y
looked et her, gave you • glimpse sit sees*
doom beautiful. At her side, with has f
toward the window, knelt a hole whi
boy a Snndowm, ly dressed little chap, wl
►Laude wile and blue eyes. He *eked die
old black woman questions 00th and then
which rhe answered with • deep, goon,kind vows ; and she balled the little fellow
" hooey." Presently) this little Cottontail
loomed over toward the old woniso, put hie
11101 loves/flylovily around her veal, and put hie
pak and.whst. cheek .g•tu.t her birch
fano. That obliterated every bit ,.f rrpel-
e lvenese the women might hove had with
every pontos of sentiment so that car. io
this Heals tory the old black hes was attire -
h beautiful, because 11 was /I1 love. The
beauty that he sew was • good deal more
than skin deep.
The scene brought to nand ell the roma
swore of the old slave mementos and their
nursling%- the old bleck women who tended
end lovedtheir tiny ma.ters,•ed were loved
.y then) tenderly to colon, et least ' hrough
he period of childhood. Have you heard
aro sing -re of pl.,tt•ttoe melodies sing that
wog, " Mammy • Li'l' Boy'" It i. • true
picture of the relation of love sod devotion
between the nitre. and the child. The "It'1'
boy" is to be punished by bps owo whirs ao-
1.01105 mother for sone. d. lisytsenov, but
' I II run to .'.y mammy," to
She'll take me in her apron. and
She I hide me from my m• dine mother, is e ca..e,'abdicated the
throne to her chil I s h••srt, eon euderise
her nettle tr,.re to rite of the humblest of
h uman beings.. Snorta •trai,e th:og is
moth-rhnod ; capable of such love es no
other heart is capable of, and yet as often
willing to relinquish in own highest joys for
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GRATEFUL -COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST SUPPER.
"117 • thorough knowledge of the i.ttr.l
laws which Bovero the operations of dkeestlos
and nut anion. and by • careful wppliu.tioe of
lite fine uruperile. of eell•plected ('coca, Mr.
Rpm has provided for our breakfast and sap-
per • delicately flavoured beverage which may
(eve sir MAUI hrevY doctor: bills. It is by the
Jodielous use of such •rticice of idler that scam
imitation may he gradually built up untll strong
enough to resist every tendency to disease.
I Hundreds of subtle mala.liee are &militia
•round rus read to attack where.er there is
may *
weak point. We ay asmany an a tate!
'shaft by keeping ourselves well fortlOed with
pan, blood and • properly nourished frame.--
CYr..•rrreire ()nerds.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
i acid ousy in oacketa,hy (brocen. labelled thus:
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HAMILTON -ST., GOJERICH.
Ione door from the corner of the
Square, and it will pay you to final
that door. I've made a purchase
myaapony. Iof ready made Clothing from one
A little fellow was convalescing •f
scarlet lever, end to very k.wstunts lwca
as he said : "It'll be forever before I
have any !hint. to d0 with the Lot's agai
Suddenly his ette'.t.••n wet •••rooted to
plroo of paper, tied to a long string, a
weighed down with • 6.hing sinker, t
hew to through the rp-n window of t
room he was in. Eagerly, he unpinned 1
grimy note, laboriously written by • soh
ample lntence. I. ran
"N'e thout you mite lie Innesum. Th
is en we are doing 1r. 1 have asked t
other boys to do it two, So evry day
ref lof the largest manufacturers in
N W ; Canada, at one third Ie., than the
os. !regular price. This is the time of
d " 1year clothing is wanted, and the
aa I privet that are marked -on these
hat goads will make them fairl .df
he out of the door. Herz' goes for a
;this
pricer, and I want you to cut
this advertrsetnent out bring it
•t with you and see whether the
h° ' foods are here and the prices are
are ell of us agoing to send you a let
threw the winder. This i. my @tote on t
bottom of the paper. I memo 'fosse wee-
we
ea
ter right.
bs MOTHERS' BRING YOUR BOYS
good. But yen want ban. All the oth
K i I've a nice assortment of depend-
able Clothing. and quality has not
been hast sight of for price
Boy's. 2 piece vuite, start et $1 75, bet•
ter ogee at $2, 22.25, up to $3 SO
tloy s 3 pesos .este, price start $3 25,
better ewe-, $3,75 $4 anti $5
This is not trash. It's reliable,
wearable clothing.
$6 50 will buy en ell wow' Frieze U.t.r
with raised seams, storm ooller, 54
Inches long, warn lining. Tht. °oat
ie • choker. Heeler oue. $8.
51 25 h.:•. • gnarl h,•avy Toned Pant*,
with t . a.l. trl..m .•l, • ., sing.
4'• -'1'-'t ..0 elf howl uou. I- h.,..•.
ofd m in'e aui%tem. a sp i s pat por 5 1,
5.0.4 r 'r..,niatr•, t. tor, c slam ... k l.. n
• •n,., .0 d it would b. ,food s clue at
boys are saline to drawn th.,'s for you
turn." Them letter wo. SWUM t.riefiv,
"Fronk." it made no d ffereno, to Johnny
that Franks sketch was very much out of
drawing, or that hu spell or dad not agree
with Mr. IV.ba•er e. Ry hie simple
thoughtfulness, he had turned whet hid fair
to he • dreary •iovalidum into o0e of the
happiest periods of .1 ohne v'• whole boy boat
We /aye .Ned
That no remedy m the market effordi mob
Prompt rrl.ef it. toothache, neuralgia, sad
rheumatism es Nervii,ne, and its actions is
case of cramps, colic, A,., is simply marvel-
lous. Remsrktog this to • physician of e.•
perience he stated that from his knowl.ge
of the cvtmpnsttion of Norville. no remedy
could surpass it es . family remedy, end
that in every household a Ant, le of Nervi
line shoal' he available 1,.r ureenr de
mends Roeder, of this paper shout 1 tr
Nerviline.
ALIT ANO LITERATURE IN CANAOk
There are cynics who say that there is
so public opinion in Canada, no literature
Ata dinner given recently by the publishers
of Toronto to Mr. Hall Caine, the great
novelist, this question was discu.•ed, and
a leading publisher remarked that litera-
ture would never make rapid advance m
this country because it is difficult to induce
Canadians to read the works of a Cana.
dian author. This statement, however, is
not true with regard to Tome, Salu►day
Night, which has as large a circulation as
any newspaper of its dam in America. its
Christmas Number, which will be issued
Dec. 1, is the eighth in a aeries of art num-
bers- it will be accompanied this year by
five splendid colored supplements ; the
largest, a reproduction of a painting by a
Canadian artist, done specially for Saturday
Night, is s.4 x33 inches in size. its title is
" ham lain the Explorer," and depicts
him and a fiotilla of war canoes entering
the mouth of a river on Lake Huron. The
picture has been praised by the Historical
Association as the most interesting and
arti.tie attempt ever made to carry us
back to the old days when Canada was
little more than a geographical ter. The
other four pictures are done in sixteen
colors, and the book itself, consisting of
over forty pages, contains the four prize
stories in the Saturday Night competition.
Following is a bat of contents :
est prix. •• A Rernisnai..ance et Port Spice. -
by
: G
W,lt.am Bleaad ll Cameron. Illustrations
inns.
sed prise... Boli :Storey's R hy,' by W. A. Pres.
hm
ifl.Mraon, frophotographs.
tad girt ••A Matter of Necssity." by Joh* ilia
Cras. IUu.tr.tloes by F. 11. H.ILS.iely.CR A.
4th pore. '• Widow Molo,iy.- by J. C. Lena. ifl
ow
tratlons by the author.
sewede
Leery', Pass," by F.
R. . Shepp.,J, Bier
From. the Sublime.- by Wanes li. wenn.
Illser.tn.., by G. A. Reid. R.C.A.
''Nasion', Skew.- by Alice Ashworth. Iflusnrs.sL
"Hendereb.xt of Strathgaassoel' by Joe Clark
s.11hieteadevat«.as by Cal Ahrens, A.R.t,.A., and B•aerie.
flanks..
`.one .. as eta on by "Don.-
b • Dream posed. by Aletend1, Ns
Lerma..
The Lon of the Wort! ns.t,ee.d�- fpn. by
Villiant l.ewppnn. lI)oei,atiors by J. s4. �ss,ergA.
"Life of Cli.mplr.," by (:.ore. Sewart 1r.A,,
D.C.L.
A. • Little Chi'Y," (pond. by E".ty. Desosi
"'A Soria• owned. by Gertrude Bartlett_
The price of the number, postpaid to aft'
address, In a pasteboard tube to protect it
from damage in the mails, in so cents, and
in point of literary excellence and the
quantity and quality of the wpp1er s it
r exceeds anything offered by foreign
holidaypabficathoru. Mr. James L Hughes,
inspector. of gchoole for Toronto, has said
that
and hhe �should
i• pict ere ',ermined
Ilg n every schoolroom in Canada,"
and srhookeachers everywhere should
take an littered in briniest it before the
publicc..�odTeachers and people can
Number work by for • Christina*
work by �isg as a t, end • better
their neighbors to d for aa wepand A
liberal centini.dtw, is allowed. tAoddress
the r
Adele . Street west" . Torods. yl'balJa'''et'.
of llse repair edition ef S.ryr�
which - - ahnrb alma as Camr -
tg
e7 boys an e11 wool Tw-eei1 suit, in.Js
up double ratesate.•, •site extrahr.ry
lining., nest pattern, Th.- ohuk-
.ale pr,c- of 1. • ..tt' was 47 50, leg
.. v .4 ...m 410 sit- in •..e... -..lir
$B seal .•••y you as sniport•-d I:t ak
Sere- suit, winter Weight, fiat dye►,
the riot se duul.le breasted, full
lr •v h, ., ith •Xtra blew 1 •.i...
T.. •leo au.t tb•t in the regular
v ..y .b nl:d te sold f• r i12 E t:ht
dollars . my pr,, e A 1 . z • 36-42.
$1 50 Le to., pr.co .t a pair of *lira
Leavy. all oro .. ;aura 52 u what
they ere .. or h
('.sine in w lull or t-,il .o -f• t•a,i:• to
Italy of not Look frce:t laes'n
all get aequninre•!, %%'III be mutu-
ally benof einl.
EEk1Y FREE
FARM AND NOME
Sixteen Panes, 96 Oolnnuna.
Meeactive family Read-
ing Rvery Week.
ROTH PAPERS T. FOR si
The WEAKLY were Peen and
FAIRS* Alm Hone. combined In ma
ie offered to on, uniform 1a gine and ail=
now until rho 214 Diwom*
herbor. h mer
I� fog.
ON1 DOLLAR
Tor Fans Panna 1g the
iibernl-Ooeeervativ. Joarnal os eg
era Ontario. It oontalns etkeh weak
a complete of de nava
4111100111111011l of tea
The Commercial paces of the
Witant.T Fans PRIan ale w to data,
god ample for the country meaahanto
and PARK A counting gash
able articles on
mn11'asio and Live Steak. Thierric
&s esta', and hone Eraedgir
in Ito
@pager abundant torsion of would
inter
Stlt11'lal Tale of a mmeta n
ASdT � g fbnioxg
tier nurture Onealawidl M Turn
QAw 1' . oe neabse trot,
Aaiun
a n meat
ch..a ii.aap.gt(e>t and @Aar @�11� hie P I NIINTU. I
saebaay a.1w par *oar. .
I PICKED UP 'N PASSING
'500401 1.m1 -twee ,s 1. 4: a••.I•1.•l
A mem ant gar -et is sever weloo.,e.
kve.. •o,(.1' tt.elf may *putt • good dub.
A oh.l.s's birds and • ln.y'e wile u well
used.
Cooks ave not to be taught jn their owe
k i t uheu.
Dry broad at hoe • is better then roast
meet shwad.
A cola you may Intek, but as old horse
you never call.
A f... 1 may ■..k• money, but it registries
• woe two to *peed it.
Cover your heal by has as much as 1011
will, by eight s. n.nch as sou con.
Creditors have I et..r icen.on. s than debt-
ors. -- lined Huuseke• omit.
PYNY - PECTORAL
Positively Cures
COUGHS and COLDS
he a surprisingly short tier It s a pct
•ntilie curia/in), Wee .n! c are, soutbl .10
and healhes .0 it. effects.
W. C. Mc(uusss & Snr,
kluue brit/ , Ltue.,
la • IAM 141 ryas e•.. wa1 . u.N Iso
a. bn.,.....14.a Mastan. bees.. bawl
tear. rei at.• . u..t w 4. aa.'wue.r .4 •
l.as.0 u.• . ata.
Ifs. J. IL i1. sit 1 .•mi•t,
y:, l -o,, 44 . 5.awnlo• write
.. A. • Fear.' ,,.'•.•a .aa ioa:.y.-.p Pmq
r.. I.e.l u • u..t u.>slu. M. yry,.r.t/..0 11
Irv. taw./ 1.yed ~ "' 't ••W1.et.... to. all .au
Irv. to ./ It .d I.• n:.
tn. N••a.n u. tb.•
i....., •,. It. ilea to OM,. imam..
Lu. bar da •r ,.:ons 0. ma M-.n•u. ba
aro ter. Its ase. WO M b.. 0..s •r,.Mrf.
l -l.
ae.l t .a always immured '1 r • Y1. and
..&rata. rough ,n.•LLY•. .
Large 111•1eM. >/ ,tie,
DAVIS & I.AWKENCE CO, Liu.
Sole Prnprtetsr,
hl..etar•L
Good
Grocerie s
Cheap
I have added to my 'Salary Rumness e
full line of tint -class grooenes whish will be
sold cheap on a (ash System.
I intend selling strictly for ('ash, with •
small profit, and mean to bay' the °emp5 S
store in tows.
GOODS are NEW and FRESH
and will give entire est.
is/action to the public
The usual stock of first -cls
BREAD, BUNS, CUES,
CONFECTIONERY, , ETC.,
wlI1
flutter. Egg and Fernier.' Produce
taken are Cash
Remember the stand- next door to Wm.
Aobesio's harness depot, Reunites -et.,
t %oderich.
D. STORDART.
The Hamilton -et, Ba e/ and Grocer.
j
NEW GROCERY
011
HAMILTON STRBBT
next .k. 1t. CORNELL'S
The undersigned respectfully' an-
nounces to the residents of
Goder•ich and ailja.ent town-
ships, that he has opened out
am ahose with a new stock of
choice groceries, which for low-
ness of price anti excellent
quality, cannot he excelled.
Call and see me. Tensa cash.
OIO. HALM?,
FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THECOOICSBESTFRIEND
LARa[•T 5*L5 IN CANADA.
GODP RJOH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
9weeworto Ckryatal d! Rtasi,9
Manufacturer 01.11 kind. of
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pans, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.,
And Dealer In -
Engines, Machinery ('.stings, Re.
All sixes of l'ipee and Pipe Fitting",
`tte►m and Water Gauges, (Nobe Valves,
Check Valves, Impiratore, Ejectors and In-
je,ters Constantly on Head •t Lowest
Prima.
A spacial hue of Steed Water sod Rog
Troughs for nes of fanners and ethers.
Repatrtsg promptly ahead. led te..
1.0.t P. 0. Nets •, sees= Oat.
a selte-0 anise G. T. R. etatioa. aesaartea
PATENrs!
p�myteA
OMea'+'1R TIME f/AiAf ASA ppnNwpyi
Om M o p Ste t T
se the U. ga s oto
aim. w 1 sat obtais yawing to ono
eteneyak:meets few' Ol1IIJII.r?yA dN
ijl'Alnr-41 Myr. Sit
x Ube wO�rem pl seedU. s
'aaa11at O•maA D KO