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The Signal, 1895-12-19, Page 7*'wugllls , .11.0111MINIMMINIi TRE RT(;NAT.: G()DI1 RICH. ONT., THTTRIRT)AY DEC. 19 1894. A Wide Range. A preparation which enriches and purifies the blood and assists nature in repairing wasted tissue must have a wide range of usefulness. Such a preparation is Scott's Emulsion of Cod- liver Oil with Hypopphos- phites of Lime and Soda. The uses of Scott's Emul- sion are not confined to wasting diseases, like con- sumption, scrofula or anaemia. They embrace nearly all those minor ail- ments associated with loss 0/flesh. SOK kwea• OEMS OF THOUGHT Love your enemy te death and he will Bea.* gene! ineuJe true hero is more often he who eudures ilea he who dose. It is not what potpie gala, but what limy save. the', makes fire re ib He who au have what a o.o.s..rt, and 'lees not went what is superfluous, is not poor. Th. wealth of • man is the •umber of Winer which he laves •ad blew,, which he p i.e mel en 1 hloeae.l ht He who has but 11tH• wealth, but at the suet tuna would to metalled with lase, is rich eeoutrn to he h.ppy What a young man ear•, is the daytime gum ante his pocket : what he speeds at sight goes into his character IOL and SI. The electric esl.igreph Mel l be a sub- ,utut• for tau face et • man, with his .mal in it, .00.uteiong another mea to be brave and ten& The most positive mem are the most credulou., slow they moat believe theta Delve., send advise most with their Were tistte•er Med wont coon,% -their own salt - lo re. No man can for apt- cenatderahle period appear sue thio," Lo birarelt .gi another to the multitude without becomes," bewildered as to whish may be his true lett Sympathy. love lad uosei6ehnees Rive bapetuses It matters not what our phyd. pal coedittoo, who our menet.' serrased- iaga Wt k these .s our togredtosy we sea:: extract the glorious elixir of life. Soma teen b. I nag to a heoaure we Me motors tenets ; n•hers because we are hum.... mien, hoc..es we are mortal But most ire caused by our h.iog unwise. it . these last ou'y chat of or:mee t modem mon `tome *lied, are Mks ogees of stalactite and sill ygmite, rich in treasures of beauty, tM exte• eo .a o1 which you may greyer .us poor, li.oea-e you bring oo light yourself to dispel aha der knees that 0000e.Is them. 11 we would only try to be pirated with our present cireunistsime, how much nsoro true happiness would flew groin such an effete than from constantly grieving alter changing coodit.00., with problematical re- sults ' The Minh Petrie rd se Gs. Aad they are gene now. The Bordeaux Claret Co , kithdl the Icing primes for Plant. Burgas itee sad ports It pots . good mass upoo your tette at $3 and $4 s donee quarts. Thu u •at.euoding it is without pree.d- sot. Fir the greet thing was to keep up the pries It was so gruele of faith that v os could nor have • gond ohesp wise. Piddle sucks ' R'.t : The R erd.aut Claret ; , do tint neve • straw kw dignified labels j They are sell ng a fine, supple, wholesome wine for . little n.•er the tome of hoer, end people .11 over the oomitry are ordering it. 1: is for general consumption. One can creak a hotter of Melo, new with his dinner sad feel that be has not swsllew.d ss es- tate Gore wise ter the millers at anmin.l priori Addrw-Bordeaux Claret Co.. 30 Himmel Street. Ilssarssl. th co A Weasels W.et.r. Steels•. i s" Madams l'h.-Bier, doctor of mediate.' at s AsiGermane, has beta charged by the Germane � of Ahrens with s mtesioo io 1.-Auw, • t 7.0 partmeo' of Cosstsnties. She will vile s , w aimhor of vil!agee to stogy the comities sf R the Arah and Kshyle women, and the dig- a k swim from which tbey suffer in consegnamsel th or • f the irnsnco of th• women who •tteed' too them in their onntinemwota• as no male phy he 'e.t.a is allowed hy tM Mussulm•n law to w ent them, eves le the gravest oases, she tool try to overcome the prejudices of the women, to teach them more soi,stiOe meth- si., and instruct them is the mal. arnent . 1 Moth weber and child, matters of wbiob at present they are o..mplete.le ipers•t. ('sir ei Careele Cenrrh. LATEST CABLE NEWS. Speculation at the Capital Re larding the Controller. ARMENIANS HUNTED LIKE BEASTS. The Treader &ad getting thew t• te a- at.■festa xsseraMeal Repseb Um - corollas air Lbws. Tepper • /er- lwa \bit-roaltlry 4Wag a rr.ataMq Iada.sry Vienna. Do l0. -It 1. announced het.- on lent -,[Metal authority from C. oat antuuul 1, that the Sultan signed lc day firman l..- .he admission tie•,ugh the trent:,.- ea of the ad- dlth.nal guot',l.hips demanded by the p Metre. Is arrow M M Trey. e'onstanilnople, Ik'c. 10 -The Sul- tan has lseued au traria• prt'tnittine the extra guisr4 5 ps demanded by the 1.1..•11 rs t,. honer 10 Constantinople, and thus. atter many delays and much dIl•iuinaoy, Die vexatious question Is. rt es retiree. finally settled. It le mated that the iodises sustain- er by the missionaries at Marash by the destruction of their property dur- Ing the. rioting th. re amount to 1e(s) Turkish pounds. Ite•p.e.rts continue to arrive showing that the pillaging and burning of Ai -- Medan villages In Anatelle., esleelally In the Vllay, t of Van. Is going on as the ugh the Sultan had issued no orders to the authorities. to stop It. ant despite lir official dep•laratlons that mrd. r has been 'Teemed everywhere �• • piing In Zeltount nts TA, and �Iiwry ria In�eased ering terribly the hllter cold that Is now prevailing In that part of the eount -y. Large num- twrs of them are wandering without fee, and with scanty clothing un the reetiet,elns seeking, to .soap.. form the lerrds. who hunt them as though they were wild !tenets. - •wslMr sides,, Swats. London, Lee. 10 -The Dally News will to -morrow print a despatch from Vienna saying that advices received there from Constantinople state that a new Cabinet eelela has arisen. The despatch adds that several of the European Foreign Ministers. in- cluding Count G.•luchow•skl. the Attat- rlan Minister of Foreign Affairs, es- py/lured their sympathy with Said Puha through the Embassies In Con- stantinople. The dr•xpatc•h further says that Mali Pasha took with him to the British Embassy Important pa- bers enmpromlaing members of the Staten's suite. Mewls Threasesa the MIIaa. Cr nstantlnople. Dec. 10.-M. Nelldoff, Ruea:&n Ambassador to Turkey, has rent a communication to the Sultan, informing His Majesty that his diplo- matic, colleagues had resolved to In- sist Moon the admission of addlttonal guardshlps through the Dardanelles. Ha also appealed to the Sultan In the name of the Czar to take the matter Int. meg( serious consideration. He ielleved. he said. that should the Sul- tan refuse to 'rant the necessary pare rs the additional ships would be retried to enter the Hellespont with- out them. Hold ramie. ('.udlt$N. Union. 1i.'c 10 -The correspondent of the United lees, In Constantinople ti legraphs, under the date of Dec. 1. that a report is being circulates by palace of ielals that Said Pasha Is crazy. and It Is also asserted upon the lame authority that his brother died Insane. nig 5LtILIRTER WAS •WriL. IYly Will tarry en tis war la Uymta/a Wltb tiger. Rome. Dee 11. -The Government will ask In the Chamber of Deputies to- day for a vote of credit of :.,000,000 lire for the purees.- of carrying on the war in Abyssinia. A draft of 1000 troops will embark for Abyssinia to- day and 10.0000 more will be despatched within a few days. The Government is in receipt of fur- or advices from General itaratlert, mmanding the Italian forces In Aby- Inl& giving additional d, tails of the urrounding of Major Tosselll and his mmand by a large body of Ahyseln- ns. resulting In the loss of about • of Tosselll'a men. The Abyssinians, ho were directed in part by Chiefs as Mangasrla. Mikael and Ra Ma- onnen. fought with great vigor and 111 for six hours. It Is reported that e entire forte of the enemy was mmanded by a Russian major, The mmed-In Italians fought with ex- treme de.p•ratlon- Fortunately before the tight was over General Aromnndl arrived upon the field with hie com- mand and drove the Abyssinian% hack, enabling the :;w. beleaguered Italians who remained alive, to make their es- cape. Three Ahysslnlan chief" and three thousand of their followers were killed or wounded. General Raratieri has arrived at Adl- grat and assumed command of the Italian force.. He reports that the re- verses sustained by the Italians through the disaster to Major Tome command ha" not prrdneed any evil effect upon the melee 'midterm In the Italian army or the native. pre - wittingly favorable to Italian cnionlal authority. i'p to Sunday. the advices say, the enemy had not advanced. A Reoarkahle Cure. -J. W. Jenni- e -I.. Gilford -Spent between $200 and SEA iu &insulting Doctors; tried Dixon's and all other treatments but got no herm- it One hos of Chase's Catarrh Corm dud ma. more rood than all other rereads.' le fret 1 consider myself cured, and with a :fi cent Mot at that. A HEAVY MORTCACI. Now s prominent farmer gunship lifted It. A mortgage has been described as as Ph: i,ccar r- to .nuustry, a hes'., mortgage, are as a sure sign of ruin. The last is partici- Fo laxly true, for if a mortgage is allowed to th nim It will at up the farm 1a this con- he section Mr. Henry Fowler, 01 Huroe A. Mem Aar alsl•a•. London. Dec 10.-A despatch from Roane says that Gen. Baratleri. Gover- nor of Erythrea. and commander of the Italian troops. tries re gibed this ening that fully 70.10* Abyeinlan, ve Invaded the Tlgr" evtuntry and besleging the Mak*Ile and Anatol. rty thousand of the enemy ars In e vicinity a Adowa Consequently has ordered the Italian fort,, at owa to fall back to Adlgrat, where has only 1000 men. write t " From my boyhood scrofula had Marked me for a rico= and it seemed as iI it d a life mortgage on my blood. 1 suffered fearfully with sores, and know - `g rayconditisa I have remained a single man. Doctor after doctor prescribed for re, and finally a Toronto specialist told me bluntly that my complaint was • deep seated, incarabk, blood disease Sarsaparilla 1 knew was a good blood medicine, and 1 sent for a bottle of the beat. Mr. Todd the dregjmet nt umMatt'• Sarsaparilla, and 1 have snitch to k It has lifted my mortgage, for to -day 4 am free from those horrible sores. my eyesicht is not blurred, my tongue is net is►ry, and 1 have no Irritation. 1 look "es Scott's Sarsaparilla as a marvellous ghe'6ek.1 when it will car a life Wag gnaw utime." o smolt • ri=- • pimples. running ewes, rhea Sla ° am and all diseases generated b'y imss be is Use bleed are ear J rout's Sarsaparilla. The Had that 'asks ewes. :Zas Qtly a t'aweN = bettle by yaw dredgill. NIS lit ems is spessist. I ery snags Upon receipt of the foregoing de- spatch the Government ordered that the preparation for 'ending relnfor'oi. menta to (len. Reratleri he pushed forward with the greatest possible tee ,peatch. Work in making ready the sending of additional men to Attici wilt be carded on night And day. It bus been decided that hotel troop. and two batteries Mall depart Immediate. lye Every available transport at the dockyards has been ordered to be put In „eeriness to dv,nvey troop'. Routs warships will Accompany the rein - forcemeat. to Hasowah, the capital of the Italian oniony. Th. Government decided this after - Tenn to poetpone until neat Saturday its request that the Chamber or Dar potion vote • credit of 11*4nai lire, to be expended In carrying on war opera- tions in Abyssinia. rasters rawws's L111111.0eaT. Femme sea. m- . heleilleas Sated Op maser mar parkDae. l-CSSmerning the rwts- 1s drealatus ee an al eg,d alai 1. OMNI aha rellesatles se Pse. •*dent Faure. The Figaro discloses the er.•rut with the publ5•Ity of which IA* President has teem threatened by his enemies. It appear. that President Faure'• father -In-law. M !tenure left home four months atter his marriage. having dissipated all his fortune, Including his wife's duwry, which made him guilty of breach of trust. It Idurt's daughter, iernfter his disappearance. was brought up by an uncle, M. Gulgr/ot. When M. Four.- wanted to marry the daughter of liriluet, the lady's rela- tives Intermed him of what had occur- red, where upon H. Faure declared that h. would not allow an Innocent per- son et suffer what had recurred before her birth and married her. The Fi- garo save the story furnlales a fur- ther motive kit respecting and Moving the person who ha• been attacked. im'NTL 1. SHMStt NisitsIS- Ile Mrwseara•. Lerwaa) . t'eleaa/sl aro rereseetise retiree.. 11.•11111, Deo. 1e.- Herr Richter, Radi- cal, made a violent attack upon the Padget In tee Itichatag to -day and ease repeerally severe in his erlticlsme of the demands of the tkivernment [ e culenlal purposes and tbr ire- :, 'icy with which expeditions for coi.•i.lal agate,: tlizement, costing Isere. mints Of ll. y. sere oreunlse I. He then tatted z..tentlon to the new huge..law. elect:, be said, media ..- tas) tail marks Increased burden to the Gamlen nutloulir felt convinced Hist the Government sugar measures litre not directed against Amrrtca, ami expressed hie approval of the statement mune by Heron 5larechall Vol, b-leberstetrl. Minister of Foreign AK:urs, yeaterday concerning the Wel sltLatlin betw'e'en Germany and the 1 nited States. ' taut." he said. "If Germany should Increase the bounty on sugar Am- erica may increase the surtax. There - fele. ubollsh the bounty. avold the sue - tat and give the nation rheap sugar," In regard to the insurance question. h.- fleeter. 4 that German companies uere beginning to complain of the new ordinances.. It would be better. In his Pidgin. nt, to make the adminls- truien of Insurance analrs, an Int - Ix rea! and not a Prussian concern, and at the same time reform the 'sys- tem Ile was not satisfied. he sald. fMet the twenty-fifth anniversary naw the eutr' r. teeter and treater than It was at its foundation. "It Is the empire." 4r! de -eared, "that is Improverlshing the people." rust Ltt'1•L e I r stet'k •sew, TING Twe1Nk •massa' LabtbI$Na la Pro- greso at bars•* Guelph, Ont.. Dec. 10. -The twelfth annual pmvine:MI fat stork show open- ed here to -day. Three thousand dol- lars Io cash is to be dlstilbtted In prizes, resides various trophies. A new feature this year is the poultry show. The whole rink and the new aside lien of ate,ut C.uou square t et are all filled with fat sheep, swine, cattle, live and dressed poultry. Promin, nt cattle men from various resents are couspleuous exhibitors again this year, ..n.• exhibition coming from as far east as Compton, Que. In dairy cattle reit many are shown, this bring the first attempt In this C class, but some notate. cows air pre- 1 sent, the most prominent b. Ing Lady Bright. which won distinction for 0 Canada in the shorthorn class at the i World's Fair. In the evening a masa meeting was t held in the city hall. the. Ilon. Jon Dryden being eh -it -man. An address p of welcome was made by James In- a nes, M P . which was responded to by t Mr. Andrew Patello of Woodstock- ' i Prof. James Robertson made a stir- u ring speech. bis text being "The Brit - fah Trade as it arects Canada." A very Interesting part of the pro- gram was a demonstration of econo- t mlcal cooking of meat, by Miss Liv- be Ingeton, superintendent of the Ottawa School of Cooking. HON. N. C. WALLACE And the Pecullar Position He is Planed In. GOSSIPS ARE BUSY AT THE CAPITAL Th. t'.nir iia 4A eaddealy M IM Mrs .• U•w.ay erases eke came ales Leae/r.' Iad.N►y r.dtrf saw.... a rreat.N, hraseb .11 Varesist OS/aw• tears. Ottawa, Dec. 10.--ConsWcrable specu- lation was indulged In to -da) relative to Hon. Clarke Wallace's action now that the decision of the Manitoba Gov- ernment on the school question le an- nounc, d. Mr Wallace left suddenly tor the west tart night and 1s under- stood to be at his home at Woodbridge to -night. The Premier was asked this evening if there had been any chang51 with reference to lir N'alla.e',, posi- tion in the Government and said there war nothing new. The statement Is siren made by newspapers. who know not of what th.-y apes it, that Sir Charles Tupper Is coming to Canada for the purpose. of accepting the Pre- miership. Several days ago your cor- respondent intimated, on the highest authority, that there was no political algnittcance to b• attached to the IlIgh Commissioner'. vlait. He Is a oming out at Sir Mackensle Howell's r. -quest to consult the Government In reference to the I'aelflc catle and the flat Atlantic mem le'. When the I'rcmter was spoken to this afternoon he simply confirmed his prevlou, etatemt•nta "1 have already told you," said Bir Mackenzie. "why Sir Charles la com- ing her,. and my reasons for asking him �j{o come, and 1 have no Intention of ssying anything further on the taat- ter, or -correcting any idle new.paper reports that m.ly be circulated In con- nection with his visit." The Mlnieter of Marine received a telegram to -day from the Collector of Customs at Charlottetown. aeking If he might clear the steamer Colla for Barbado,-e. The vessel had Secured a certlficat•• J engineer. but no assistant engineer was procurable at that port. The vessel Is a British steamer and does not Dome under the Canadian act, consequently the department does not assume any responsibility. Aecurding to reports which have been received at the Fisheries Depart- ment no discoloration of lobsters has been noticed In this year. pack. This year many complaints were received from England of the blackened ap- pearance of Canadian lobsters. One Of the fishery inspectors say's that the packers and de•alerx attribute the int- prnvemeat thla year to use of the very beat class of tin for the cans. The ornmlasloner of Fisheries, however, nein,• tol the belle( that the dlscolo- ratun Is largely due to packing of the sh during the hatching season. Some Smooths ago the department gave per- mission to use gelatine In the cans for be purpose of preventing this dis- coloration. which is due to excessive hosphorus. The experiment has been total failure, the sanitary authori- lee of London having condemned obeters. treated in this way, as being :flu for food and deleterious to health. Late last evening a telegram was received here from Messrs. Farle & Prk,r,tbe members for Victoria, asking or the Government steamer Quadra to sent in search of the China steam- er Strathnevin, which is drifting about in the Pacific with 200 souls on board. Mr. Costlgan promptly gave order for e vessel to be sent out. Judge Malhiot gave Judgment to -day In appeal of Charles Sklpworth, secre- tary of Tennison Lodge (Hull) of the Sc.nof England, against a Ane by the magistrate at the Instance of C. Rooker, an Insurance detective, for alleged transacting of insurance busi- ness without a Ilcense contrary to the Dominion law regarding insurance . ectetles. Judge Malhlot sustained Skrpsorth's appeal, holding that the !n.urance operations of Sons of Eng- land do not come under the Dominion Ac, Meetings of the North Lenart Farm- ers' Institute will be held In Almonte and Packenham to -morrow and Fri- day. The Central Experimental Perm will be represented by A. J. Gilbert, who will deliver ,addresses on poultry as a rapidly developing and Important branch of agriculture. Mr. Gilbert has been Invited to address a series of meetings In New Rruaswick and Nova Scotia during January and February nest. Farmer, in this section are giv- ing much more attention to their poul- try a revenue producer. MI?b ruesPml1 NTNERIA. Mer. Raekwell Ilt.eslaed a. sae the Asa Talwr Yrratasrne Chicago, Dec. 10. -The deaths 01 Dr. t • stock -well Mist. Hubbard, 17 -year-old ;atient.t. thoH Park. were rep..rted 'o the Health De- partment. Mise Hubbard was" taken 111 with diphtheria on Noe. 23. Dr. Rnekwell persletentF'- declined to ase Soil -toxin,' treatme,jt reel she diel the rim day. A nue... employed In the Hubbard family also contracted the dieea,, and died. and teas seen followed by re. rime we A STAIR RI lima, th we L t Sheppard lad Asmielet.. Said ('oatrsayl,M ala r.rrha.e. Toronto. Dec. I1 -There is a well out cent tested rumor that The Evening Star, on.- of thet'rightest afternoon Journals of Cana- da, will shortly pistolfrom the poem's - Rion of The Star Printing and Publish- ing Company, into the hands of a newspaper syndicate, headed by lir. Edmund E. Seppard, the brilliant edi- tor of TorontoSaturday Night, one nt the hest -known of Ontario's thought moulder". It war not possible to veri- fy the rumor last night, Mr. W. J. Gage. the reported principal sharehol- der of the compnny, being out of the city, while other intere,ted parties were not (Reposed to discuss the mat- ter for publlentinn. Mr. Edmund E. Sheppard was seen at his residence last night by a World reporter, but would neither deny nor affirm the report that he would shortly become the proprietor of The Star. He said that he had not. so far. bought The Star, nor was any deal of the kind "off." As to what he contem- plated dolgg he remarked that he would buy or trade anything there was money In. for that was hi. business,. Further than that he would not go. "lf you printed the report you speck of to -morrow morning I would be as much surprised as would your read- ers," he continued. "if i had money enough i might buy The World, but there is as mueb truth In the one story as the other," "Will you say that there le not the slightest likelihood of such a deal be- ing con.ummated i cannot say, nor can f imagine where you got the information," "Can you give a more definite de- nial r' R k 11 " Aceortling to the HealthDepart- Notwithstanding the failure of Mr, merit not a errs, of diphtheria wAlc• m. Sheppard to verify the rumor that he b about to branch out as the leading spirit of a dally new.paper• The World feels reasonably a.sured that the tran,,. ter of The Star Ie not only in contem- plation, but will he complet. d In a very short time. •IANR Iw.A * TAMIL Their Treat e.n One em the apnea Amar sail Ileatswed. Whitby. Dec_ 14 -Th. Pickering in- surance case w111 not be triad at the County Court now In session here, be- cause the Crown witnesses are not ready. Alger. Brown and Hortop re- newed their ball to appear at the As- sizes next spring. wailr.ed said lifts 1.10.6211.11110 Topeka, Kea, Deo. le. --At 1 o'clock this afternoon the prop. sty of the At - 'Moon, Topeka A Rant. Fee Railroad Company was sold at auction by Judg,. J. D. Johnson, speelal Master le Chan- cery. The only bid was one of 11110,006,- 101, made by Edward King of New York, representing the re-organlaed company, mad the property wall declar- ed sold to him. Th. sale Was after- wards oonermed by Judge Caldwell Mel-Msaa111w (l..A..ses Parts, Des. le.- The 54-sieta111e eon- fereno• opened hers to -dal. es -Trim, MItM.r Loabet pewylag. This wen - In a kaastet was gena W elfe eery- altee rsgghhQ•yja the Ft•saM RI-Mot.ltle w y tlr de= will as received the anti- t<.xtne treat, men within the first 1'/ *touts, has been lost. and 9t rer tient of the pa- tlente Inoeulate•,1 with it t'. hour• after the attack have recv,vered. w/wnlpea (vete %on.....n.o. Winalpeg, Dee. 10 -- The elf le nn.•tl- natlona took place to -day. It X./On, barrister, 1, W. Poo.,. TM •ehnnt, and C. It. Wilke', 'mete insert, w. r. nominated for Mayor. Alders, n h. -- body In Ward 1 and Aid Andre. • in Ward 2 were ela'ettd by a Oa •nnrl.i There w111 be contexts 1:1 the other four wards. Lieut. Col. Roswell of the Ninetieth has resigned. It 1s. prolate e• that .L1;. ' Ruttan .111 suer ed him. waw .a roomier ►►Lea.. wrsraa..e_ Victoria, R.C., Dee. 10 -The Mlnwetx from Honolulu to -lay twinge advle.•. that the Hawr,lian Government cele- brated Thenkaglving by rebate q• R. Rickard and Th 'man Walk• r and Ave native*, leaving only eight polite ell prisoners in Ja11 The releavd men admitted comrhelty and prayed for ekmency. M, have (ulliek howler and Na!or Seward, but tnauce'essfully at present. s 5.410,4 earl,►, shoes. Osteal./r Niagara. (vert., Den. 11,-Rtt Tiagh e ,�iann, aged S. retired farmer cd means. who Awa hoarded at i.ong's Ro- tel here for the past 16 =Itt.d "ertelde In the hot.i stable, t►b afternoon by shooting kia•.NL same ma be,aargre d, MAIM • Ni**&* KUM. die) to mu orime, are thorty rale ah,r...ot boilerabe�a is P. tris aid Isar bs.dred sad "wis- er ey Iv, is the dept,at., ".e to .very ,a *abitas u. l k wi.►stu,. ed N. w Melina haemoteeemoteet • law, p...lsrt..r.,g the P. 1•• tis f t .tele co fast a. 'r the /.atrial ItaUwar rsatraet.r Said le Nave atrKk Il lea& Montreal, Deo. 10. --Mr. Dan Mann, *'ready well known as a leading rail- way tuntisctor, Is drained to b•rumie the John W Mackay of British Colum- bia Mr. F P Armstrong. mulag.•r o1 the' I ppwr Columbia Nevlgatios Cori pen), who arrh rd In the lie in - d y told your correspondent tont the ..‘,..1 in Slut rotor, whit it was purcleas- . 1 by Mr. Marin not lung ag'- for 140.` utak ha.a d.•teioped Into a regular bon - ..os.:, and that nearly 1..•tao terns of err will be shrine .1 mea. a, .Seco. .for. 1. Arutatruua thou vuml•.alrd ala. North Star to the great Glucan Star of W,..t Kootenay, for which $1,.:a.00.1 hate t.e,•n refused bccaurr the owner says he w111 make no less than ieeerter per morale as soon as all the works are completed in January neat. He de- ncrlbes Mr. Manna property thud : "Thr vein in its cropping, is freer le to 12 feet wide. of ,olid ore or car- bonates. The drift now being worked is 1. feet blgh by 12 feet wide and of this not more than ten per cent. is of too poor a quality for shipment." Mr. Armstrong says that this la Net as promising as the Slocan Star, al- though hthough it has not reached the train, state of development. Mrs. Isabel Garrison Smith of The Chicago Tribune, hew undertaken A big Job, and she has started out in the city of Montreal. Some time ago this clever lady journalist from the Windy City was a member of the Slav - brick Liberation Committee, but this was a fallure,and Mrs. Garrison Smith has turned her active mind in another direction. She is determined that a Isca.ument shall be erected In the city of Quebec in honor of the IU -fated General Montgomery, of the American army. The matter was agitated not Sonat ago and Canadians generally thought the last had been heard of the scheme, but the other day Mrs. Isabel Garrison Smith arrived at the Windsor with deterntluation stamped in every feature. She has secured the nervier* of a lady here who has the entree of Rideau Hall, and will also interview Sir Mackenzie Howell on the suhtect dear to her heart. It Is said, /n fact. that Mrs. Isabel Garrison Smith will not quit Canadian soli until Lord Aberdeen and the Prime Minister have been conquered. and Mrs. Clarke Murray of this city will accompany the petitioner to the eapital Sara -Arks. rare-A.M, Isla**, Pala.. *eseralstr ralsa. Pala la My a/dr. err. P••rstiy arue...i ..a t'o..t by The "D. & L." Menthol Plaster nanag ora year a. a L ) .nt...l Pleas b., !revere lam Is tart bark .•1 Sur mala 1 .55551....&, err mree. Mow a. a .lar, aura air ra r.•w,.•dy la het. tart' alt ukr melte-1 e.rk.thtotwkw... out Prato Mir. DAVIS & LAWRF NCH f0., Lrn. P`upri.i or.. IU. •eTl.AL. ...�111.1/4 GRATEFUL -COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA BREAKFAST -SUPPER. "By a thorough knowledge of (he auteral laws which cm ern the openti.me of digestion and nut Mien . •tet by a weer 'pidtestfoaof the tine nrnpires. of well -reeved Comma Mr. Kpne es. nem Wed for nn. h eakfast eon .i.•. per s 4.•1•,:rtnly I* i our.,d u verage li b i••It m t) este u. many heavy deer .,}}eeww'bills 1: isle tie Jude -tom u.e of such a.tiaelee of diet that soon steel on may he gradually built up u&til strong enough to resist ever) tewteicy to disease. Hundreds of eubole maladie, are nestles around us read to attack a herever then is a weak point W e may ,,mate, many a fatal shah by keeping ourwetvee well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame. -- C ir.I Serer,, Gazette. !lade simply with belling water or milk. Sold only in oacketa,'by Bracers. labelled tbgs : JAlaa EPPS It Co, Ltd., w•asw+pai►k 1 hrrlei.. Landes. tagtaed. 1Sis L. CARD TEE CLOTHIER HAMILTON -ST., CODERICH. one door from the corner of the Square, and it will pay you to find that door. I've made a purchase of really made Clothing from one of the largest manufacturers in Canada, at o71,' third levo than the reaul..r price. This is the time of year clothing is wanted, and the pricey that are market* on these goods will snake thein fairly fly out of the door. Here goes for a few prices, and I want you to cut this advertisement out bring it with you and see whether the gods are here awl the prices are right MOTHERS. BRING TOUR BOYS I've a nice asasortment of depend- able Clothing and quality has not been lost sight of for price Iloy's 2 poen.. sane, erect at h 73 bet ter .saw, at T2. iCL 26, u p w j3 50. *i. y • 3 pose, mai, a. price start S3 4S, better ens-, $3.75 M sod $6. This is not trash. It's reliable, wearable clothing. b 50 will hay an all wool Frieze *'later with raised watts, storm collar, 54 inches loag, warm Bails. This coal is • el.aksr Reuss seas fie 111.25 have a good heavy Tweed Pasta, with proper trowimiare sod sewfag. $6 will flay sa all wool doable breast - .d maws spit mate up is proper sty 1., 'not trimming., Ort Maas woo km••- ship. sad it weak he good vale. at Oa $7 lay. as .11 wee* Tweed wit, made e p dnwhle brewed oceith'mitre heavy, liniegs, neat parse Th. whole- sale prior .1 th.. swot who $7 30, its as rand so say $10 wit i• (iod.r,ob, Sb will bet yoga an imported Mark Kerr* suit, wises, wsight, fa.t ely., the *)sat is d.ahla b hay.et, fall "mirk, with extra mma. li,ioge. TIM i. • wit that is .h. regular way she.ld h. add for $14 R•eht dollars n say prise AU .,ser M 42_ hp 60 1. the pries at a pair .t' entre limey, all wool pasta Il: is what they Hue w.rtk. Oome in whether you are ready to bay or not Look freely 's all gN painted. Will be mutu- ally dal. L. CARD PYNY - PECTORAL Positively Cu. --s COUGHS and COLDG In sure/tete •hurt -ir.r. 11 a .a v ertllit caberee. ui.:.e elle... 1... *... . ..al broad a isa •Secs., W. C. MCCualat a A Your i• seen !a a elegem !r.4 1'..-t• , M •..4 nM 1 6..'0 ..• clone. . a W. i 46.41. WI" r... 1..•• .. 4 aw aw.1 . 0..14.1,41841•1' 44 a •.a w. N4 ylt, }t. j. N. Itrrvv. .kes;q„ aril l o.r'. ,- -•-• rite ad. . ...a/1m,, 4,....aw* :u ,r' . h.«ear L . a. +it ww.h.. .... ..-:. :. Ili oar .. tee. awillwis i r all . •: , ' paw* e•1.• 'w, ' '.y, r .IN •• n .a w �s,,... • y , , 1 . . , . ss.. , ,,,..,. .w Iasi.. •.r. r.Q,,.i• elle • air 1. • sis.yt ... ,•:.'a. , -a. • ..... ...� ••.*W ...d'. 5s. s w t:n'se r.•u ... Ci rlq• DAVIS & ' - s(- a 0. Driving Nails l II and driving bargains are • rood deal •like, one waata to know where to striae. IN SILVERWARE AND FINE CUTLER/ Fox CHRISTMAS TRADE We are giving great bargains. In CRO8S-CUT SAWS, Axss, FILES and GENERAL HARDWARE. Our prices arc away down. DAVISON & CO. mosso ter a .d good.. NEW GROCERY on HAMILTON STREET next A. S. C(►R N ELL'S The undersigned respectfully an- nounces to the resi,lents of Goderich an,l &dja.ent town- ships, that he has opened out its above with a new stock of choice gr'ocer'ies, which for :ow- ner of prsce and excellent quality, cannot be excelled. Call and ass me. Terns cash. GEO. HAUL?. FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS DUNN'S BAKING POWDER THE COOKS BEST FRIEND LANQSST SAL[ IN CANADA. GOLWOR STEAM BOILER WORKS. A. S. C H RY STA L,, 9eaeesserte Carpe rat ! gild,* aa•eutactpror et all kinds of BOILERs, Smoke Stacks, Salt Pause, Sheet Iron Work,, etc., etc„ And Dealer Is- F.agiaea, Msobisery Casting', he. All wises of Pipes and I'tpe Fittialps. Steam sad Water Genres, Gleba Valvas, Cheek Valves, iaapiraton, Eisetere and Ia- Prio.. Csastsasiy os. Read at Lewes* A Ilea of Steel Water and Hog for use of farmers sad others. Revelries promptly aiteiaded to. A. S. 012i1TAL. X17 P. 0. Ilea Si. ood.rled.Oat. twill C. T. 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