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111 some conditions the
gain from the use of Scott's
Emulsion of cod-liver o
is r•lp1 For this reason
we put up a Soc. size, which
is enough for an ordinary
cough or cold or useful as a
trial for babies and children.
In other conditions gain
must be slow, sometimes
almost imperceptible,health
can't be built up in a day.
For this Scotts Emulsion
must be taken as nourish-
ment, food rather than
medicine. food prepared for
tired and weak digestions.
$iarya $.w... Ches= p.c. sod {tees
WOMANLY. IF NON ' NEW WOMAN-
LY" ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
A 1rir1 should i.arn to make a bed,
To make good bseeult, cake aid bread ;
'1'o haudle deftly brush wad komp.
And wily tidy up a room.
A girl should learn to dare and mend
To care the sick, the baby tend ;
To have eo..ugh of style sad taste
To trim ab.torfit •waist.
A girl should learn to talus time :
A picture hang. • ladder dont, ;
Asd sot to almost raise the house
At sight of a httla harmless mouse.
A girl should learn to dress with speed,
To bold t igbt-lacing 'gain.' bet creed .
Te buy her shoe. to Bt bee feet,
In fact. above all vain deceit.
A girl should loon to keep her word,
To spread oo further mesh heard.
Hosie and abroad to be at ease.
And try her best to cheer and please.
A girl should leers to eympathice,
To be reliant, atrceg end wise ;
To every patient goalie be
Asti always truly woomely.
A girl ebould leets to fondly hold
Trie worth of .alai more time gold :
A.cospli.bed teas, with tender mem,
]ieigm, drowsed with love, hem. s cheerbed
queen. -Kathie= Kavanagh.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
The leap.' 1. Tear Cellar.
sill probably be destroyed by the presence
of boxes of lima This will also absorb the
damp.
Te fiesta gotta Perebs.
Rub it with an even mixture of soap and
powered abaroosil, and afterward. polo\
with • soft rale.
11111mMe• Stembus tlfWw
Always eboose those with wedge [seat t,
for they oan be scrubbed .ad washed if
amythiog vreally is spilt on them, and kept
nice by polishing with beeswax and turpeo
Use. . ---
To !.slings flwirprIs.
First have the carpets beaten, then put
them down on the newly scrubbed floor.
Dissolve • tablespoonful of ammonia In a
gallon of water, dip a cloth in this, wrier
it nearly dry, and work steadily all over
the carpet. Co.aantly dip the cloth in the
water and squeeze dry : the carpet on no
amount should be made wet or the odors
will ruo Alter the carpta has been treated
all over in this way. ops the windows well
and let it dry thoroag►ly Were it is step
psi on with dusty Mee&
Tbs. ►Ire • .et.abtere.
Toronto World ('bear• reports of the
8saocial condition of all the ,•uclee and of
an Inc,.... is membership were presented at
the quarterly meeting of the King • dough•
ten in the rooms of the Y. W. (' A. last
niobt There are now 25 cuckoo to Toron.o,
with a memberuh.p of over 600. Miss A
Brown, the president, made an appeal for
Duds for the tree hod supported by the
circles in (.race Hospital .ad the wines of
Urs. Geo. H Good.rh•m and Miss Kelly
were added to the reseal evocative c..m-
miner. whish hitherto has .omprised °oil y
the officers of the association tied the eon-
eeners of oam.ittes .
Coed dreamt ter Cesaplalat.
A Cleveland woe= wants the polio* to
Toro* her husband to takes bath She says
be work* u • hie bosses, and refuses, when
be gest heave at night, to either wash or
elms'* hie olathier. iA bath or a
divorce is her etiolates'''. Here le • asee
is which the authorities should take prompt
ammo. The smell of nth is all right in its
place, but one •honld not be compelled to
the with It. ('ole.. the statute provide
hat a husband who works in a 6► hour.
t
Racked with Rheumatism
Unable t. Welk *wing t..xeruolat-
Ing( Pain.
Altar tet years terrible torture,
Oared by Soott'a Sarsaparilla.
A. H. Chnstiansea, writing frau the
Clifton House, Niagara Falls, says : " 1
ewe you more than 1 can ever pay. For
Ilea years I suffered the tortures of the
damned with rheumatism. Father had
It before me, and 1 believe it is ma here-
ditary disease. My knee joints would
get Inflamed and 1f 1 was out is any
weather " 1 was sure to be laid up,
which to a travelling ma* is a calamity.
la a score of Canadian towns local doctors
greeted me, some giving relief, ethers
sone. 1 read that Sarsaparilla was a
rheumatic cure and 1 asked a druggist
far "a bottle of the best Sairsaparililee
ie market." He gave me St.0 u, re -
smacking that it was an unproven. et w
all others, and that he could k'ftsm
recommend it. 1 have taken four Iit1Nr,
and am as free from pain as a sada tea
lope to be. i was out in a rainstorm two
dais ate gad neve felt a twinge. As 1
mord before to Scott's Sarsaparilla 1 mitt
mere than 1 can ever repay
The best for ▪ rieindaduelle
sciatica, sod seers ltic na--ell .iiliat
Orem the ere o.1 in the hieedl
ode Scott's Santa a modern ems -
emended
eeetratad medicine, preempt in IN airs
Ow* effects. Doges Iter Pe half is eon
*Iseapaenhi. At fit pmt per
beide
Milk
TNI SIGNAL • QODIR1Oe ONT., TsUFZDAY FEB. 1S, INS.
.....foam a Issb. dent iber.ly burlli
his wNi witi-.aselen for differ.•,
they ah..Y be aosselni i.s..U.Wy. The
. oak.lhei prinks,* mast be Waited Lei
the tine be drawt at the doer of the dab
Wow
ow se wane e' utas&
As Met beteg asked for a simple r.1e
far hoagies motnres, save the 1o11 aid. di
r.saien.: The Might, tune and deaoratiasa
of the room should be taken law •000est,
Mt it le Met. where wily ons row of pie -
tures s hang, to hay. the oestgal pout in
sash es a levst with the eye of the',raisary
paras- For esteem, in a tigaetto per -
keit tie osteal pout u the clue Von oaa
toake ao mistake about the pout in any pic-
ture, for the eye uvolunteralyr re= upon 1t
at tires elasitg. That mmuds use to speak
of • irayue.t error to Lae part of framers
who look artistic knowledge. This osteal
point should be at the east interssutioe of
two dtagowl Imes dnen from the corners
of the frame, not the mat Many picture
• p.earl to the es who kaow this rust as if
they were slipped out o1 thou trainee.
et oar Renee.
We have learned [lest it is a otos thing
to make work aprons coot of old sheets, says
• writer. Make them bag and wide, sad
when clean they give one • neat app.aro.oe
wbeo baking ur cookie'. They woe\ easily
end are thought to be .iuite the thing .t our
bombe.
We also make a meat pie that seems so
.xe..di.gly relatable as well as eao.omio•i
that we are anxious to tall everybody bow
to make one. Take bite of meat, " left
ores from steak or roast., or, indeed, any
good scrap of pork,beef or mutton are good
for a pie. boil in eutticueat water to aver
them until they are aldose and tender. Sea-
son well with butter. pepper and salt.
Thicken the gravy a little. four Into a
deep too. ('over with a ore= same ea for
chicken pts. Bake until the crust is well
done A uiw meat pia is delicious for
hungry men folks when they Dame In from
• herd day a work : in foot, it is "good en-
ough for a king at any tense.
TNIe' alai..
It to said that a lotion oomposed of ton
grates of citric acid, one ouow of pure gh -
oertoe sad ono oamoe of rose water, applied
several tames • day, will gradually written
the .kin of the few or arms.
The following tonic for the heir is pre-
scribed by • regular phyeiol•n. The form-
ula r as tollows S•Ipkato of naisiee,
thirty Braise ; uactuta of oantbaridee, one
dram : ipirtts of rosemary, two drams : gly•
=toe, one half ounce : wlu.iou of sage
leave, four ounces ; bay rum two ounces.
Rub into the scalp thoroughly cow • day.
Intuit= of sage leaves u amply sage tea.
One of the real necessities for the toilet is
• bottle of milk of I:magnesia to rinse the
month every night before retiring. 'om11
persons teeth, though of the finest and
most .ubstantul quality. we liable to drop
out when there is no decay is them, simply
boomer the gums have receded from them.
Ktsaltg the mouth with milk of m•gsesia is
very effect -e in retarding this retraction.
gabber* k M sower.
Anwar the many peculiarities of that
bsauuful woman, the Empress of Amama--
one of the most romantic figures of the pr.
teat era --u her strange influeoos over bards
which, were she of more humble rank,
might prove a perfect gold mine to her.
This power is known to few outside of
the court circles of Anoint Hungary, vet ne
thug is more wonderful than to see the
birds flocking from quarter round the
Empress the very moment she sets toot in
the gardens of Lainz or Scbo•obran, but es -
wally at the latter place, I Age ars
away ornamental paean of water at Schoen -
bran, sed ell torte of valuable bird. --each
&s Australian .wane, Chinese ducks.
Thibetan pbewots, and birds of moodies-
t= permitted to roam at will through this
splendid domain.
They .11 know the Empress, and are sub-
ject to her power, ea are •leo tat. wild birds.
even down to the ordinary sparrow. They
gather round her, each uttenog its own
particular cry, while the pigeons and
smeller birds alight en her shoulders and
S tine. •
lo bygone times, before the doctors for- 1
bade her to ride, she used to exercise much
the some power over horses ; and ...rage
stallions which would permit no groom to
approach them, and had to 1» fed and
watered from buckets feates.d to long odes
would show sign. of .•ti.f•ctioe and plea-
sure whenever she entered their stalls, el -
lowing her to oared, and even to addle sad
bridle them with the help of a lady -is-wart.
ing, who was gifted with much the same us-
tlueooe over horses.
Method in Semeewert.
An spite of .11 test bas bees said and
+noes against having metros rules is the
matter of housework, those who have tried
both methods find that they can s000n,plisk
mon when they have • time for doing
everything, and follow the program as close-
ly as possible, than when things are done
hapbarzrd. Meaday is the usual washday,
noises the weather is very had, and even
then if the water can be .omised without
gotag out of doors for It, and LMee is en at
rte to fret clothes in, the wanking may be
done at the &seal tutus in spite cf the
weather. Tuesday is ironing cad baking
day, and the dieser may be pleased in
that moot ot ie can be cooked in the oven.
saving both fnel and time. Wedasaday is
the gears' elsa•ing rip and weeniest day,
and the mamba( ma be done in the after.
n ese. Thursday and Friday may be devot- •
•I to family sewing Saturday brings its
rowed of eweepiag, ds log, tnkmg• wed pre -
pries dishes for the Sooday dieser. Cells
easy lis made. letters written sad amity of
the lighter household dells attended be in
the ahsraoes. Let Sunday be a day of tib•
solute rest as early ae It te possible to
sake it, after the monitor efiZreh service.
Of mums every botwkeoper mane follow ;
the mme retie, as the work in the varies
bo..eboids Men ; is harvest. thrashes( It
fruit asses it is usually necessary to week
bard all day, esteem oars can \aye intra help
at each times.
Ones wove or failure depesde a great
deal oo Mw one bonne the day. Never
h ave breakfast later the. seem o'olook to
the wlint.r,and VANS the in oak d the way.
it is hit sailing. Peewee ons be peeled
the sight before and left is the water maul
they are weeded, salt meat haahenod, and
ether Wage prepared far breakfast, the
dlsim.-reo. ceased sad swept, and the
Odle set so as to *heroes the work is the
tuereleir ss meek as possible. 1/ ties. h. • ;
ds�ter twelve year old or feet., she
nodi eon te the heap and .weep sad dost
rho dldbg-reeem while the meth ge1e;
br..kfsst, We sire hot is apt to be inter-
rmasd early in the day, .ad es week NM-
A.•eh pima welsh away !aid Mesa
w$v.e hew bund helpful. 1n es the
ben of fere she flout et the weak (M.hday
Meissen ear erally) Ir a wesk and pat it
up is the Mishima The quo the., •'What
shall we hoe for direr ererr ire them
w
meted, end mesa time est army near -
day.
HEALTH AND HOME.
t resin
Cream '.\said be taken dnri.g the wises
seethe by these wh t have • ooaeusepti.e
tondon.y, for is monis all the purposes el
end her oil, le mace pleae•ater to taste.
and W .s lu•lly airman effect. Oneidas
these who w dspe ed to .omensep ss,
yid people, delicate oAUdrsa, sad ;thaw of
habls droulei toe are greatly bsadt Id by
a liberal use of sweet mesas. Mixed with •
little het water, it shosid be takes early to
the morning.
1behed revs* la aelatb.
A private letter from Duluth gives •
graphic &cornet el the typhoid fever epi-
demic there. "So lar we hove .soaped,'
writes this wife and mother of dye obildren
to her .o.lotts tweeds is Stratford, "but we
do not know when our turn will come. Wo
dread prostration, for any of es now, for
there u not • lever curse to be hod for love
or money in this airy, heretofore noted for
its stray of teamed ounce The fever ward.
of all the hospitals are full. and more than
tall : the doctors overworked, ..d the situ•
atioe really most serious The trouble bed
its meow in the polluted water supply.
which is being remedied too late, however,
to stay t he preen, epode vic. We have sot
used the ester stow ,eptemher, my hus-
band employing • men to supply us with
weer from an u000ataminatetd sprint out•
aide the town, and paying • detective to
ase that the matt ate up to hr •grwmeot.
Ws would leave the city for a whale, ex -
.pt that the physicians tell u. thin • change
of climate is apt to promptly develop fever
germe in the system, and. as there to little
doubt that we all have pleoty of them. we
feel that our best chaoset is here. A great
many deaths nave occurred, though perhaps
not a large proportion in the number of
oases to indicate any special malignancy io
the attacks It is bad enough, however,
end everybody feels indignant that the wa
ter matter should not have been streiagbtea-
ed out long age, as at to by no means • re
cont evd,
Wens Vast,
Yes will never be in good health and
sever .1.. your best work it your feet are
are canto -aptly oold. Grave diseases of the
throat and lunge are c•ueed by oold feet
alone, and these troubles are always 4aggra
vated by • frigid uoodium* of the lower ex
trernttles. If proper footwear dor. cot vivo
Whet, consult a physician, tor the chanoes
are the oons.utution is "run down, ' and
radical measures aro necessary. In Dille
asses oct of ten, however, the toot covering
in to blame. either because:of ate shape or
its material- Save in warm weather, and
for low-cut shoes, leather, &s otdisarily pre
pared, hes serious objection.. It tacks two
prime qualities -porosity and oapooity for
a.a.rption---being in dm respect too much
like rubber. No foot oaa renown either
comfortable or inanity if kept in a perp.otu-
a1 bath of its own emasatioas and excre-
tions Leather, especially that of the more
porous varieties, may be tolerated for the
outride, but for cold weather It should al-
ways be lined with woollelleloth, or, better
with wool felt In foot, fdF alt oold olim-
.tes, and for w:ater wear in all climates
where there is any wioter,a foot -wear made
from all -wool felt approcbee the ideal. Ac
oordiag to modern notions, any illedas to
nae part of the body may be occasioned by
by some irritating cause tar removed from
the seat of the trouble. Just '.ow this is
oanoot always he clearly explatltd,but 1100
such commotion dome wm.times one is be-
yond dispute. In the matter node discus-
sion, if the nerves of the whole body are it
netted by a tight shoo, or the extreme cold
of the extremities makes extra demand up-
s the blood supply, then r neither nerve
tones nor blood enough left for other fun-
Mio.a
CPISP AND CASUAL
Nearly tai per asst. ot European Hewers
•re sort-giyisg.
The average annual cert ot keeptng a
race -bores is England u 1:325.
The solid constituents of milk avenge
from tee to fourteen per owt. of lis weight
A000rding tc recent experiment. • single
bur can carry a weight of more than six
ounces.
In some portion' of Upper Egypt rain in
absolutely asksown, and in Lower Egypt
there is occasionally no rain for years.
Sleeplessness may be cured by the admin-
istration of from one halt pint to • pint of
warm liquid food say soup or milk just
before retiring.
Copper wires are used for .uexicen tele-
graph lines, so that they can bear the
weight of the bade and monkeys that orowd
upon them at night.
There is in New York • weekly newspaper
of eight pages, six of which are prepared
each week from printed copy gut and pasted
together aid then photographed.
Japan has a henkisg hoose that has bees
is business without • break for over three
hundred years. The bank has now more
than thirty breaches, and is the largest
private bank in .lapse.
Count de Fontelve, • Parings= noble-
man, recently drove • mail coach drawn by
rix mules, without relay, all the way from
Lisboa to Paris through the mountains of
north-eastern Spain and the Pyrenees, •
&stases of 760 miles.
Mayon wedding trips ars all the rage al
the ostiowt. One couple r..sstly rears -
ea homes after a tour of eleven hundred
miles, all made on wheels. They were ab-
sent seven week", and have Hailed three
hundred and fourteen towel and villages.
A y over man is Lowell, Masa., troubled
for Ivan with a attestant .uooeoeioo of bode
ea his seek, was oeseplgtoly oared by taking
Ply three bottles of Ayer's Sars•narill.
=resole of the treatment was greatly
demotes with isersased &verde
pie.
During the hest twelvemonth, Arch House
I estafeehs., Orlyl•'• birthel•e• and of
sipelohre, sea• venni by some 8011 pewees,
among w►•m S6 ween from the liaised
Slaws, 11 from the Amirante oolenie•, 7
from Canada, 2 fres kali., 1 hem Trisided
2 from (lerassny, 1 five Usewark, sed one
from (iritis\ H..duron
The hes eesstrieter is sayable of ewaUow-
tog des, osiers or mon whole It first
ermines itis viotim's hoses by the strength et
ita folds. it usually .•leis. its prey by
Imaging teem the hr oeh of a tree ear the
pmol when the animal" are as..st.med to
go to maser, avid sloes it has ss poems (sags
N kills ite prey by peessur's
(Isar oard" of Weiland delft are aat.afl
the letest..arsines for the table. The sane
ass is odd shapes, ebewiag the e.n..elietsd
den seesaw The setae l• written se a
wide apses .t the hettees of the sand sad
M be seely rubbed .g when the i --b.
er' in ever. hie fast makes Num
rather as eomaamisal roars l.•KIh : Jesa)b Ismael left es Tuesday it
Tis young lady who made 7110 weird" eatlas Omatul Repaid l• have as
• f"aasmrauaesy" km Autumns has ram away eper.tba preformed. he b wlsg fes same
items hem. Wer 'mother wanted hes be rima pest hoes warts( with • growth es
make three Mame of bred ode of Mur. ( Ihe tide of hi .soh,
0005E FED ON A DIAMOND.
Rm. te•eetb•l r..ad • N1Y DAM to • newt
ter wbMb Oise aid read m1. ea
New 1 wk, Jen. 20. Yea Robert Ree
on1101 r s.tly became the possessor .f •
df.mosd .t oo.ndor•ble value to • .ugalat
trey. About Bre weeks aro she west he
her haulier a and selected • gorse- It we
sent Immo, and es she does net beau.e in
euuddiag such matters to bar serve t., she
preesed.d to .pie 11.
She felt 'outsides bard ued.r her =gore
and epos •zallinilblitia found what ••• very
much like • die read.
Mrs. Itrlssathai did not at first suppose at
was • diaostok hut to make sure .hs took
it to • (bled, who u • judge of preotou.
stones. Muir ■.pelting it he d elerod it
to be • diamond of exeslle•t war r, worth
in the oeigbbirh...d of $11111. The fres••
did not oust inose the 11 50 -
NOT ZORN.
"1 wt•h 1 had lived to the days of Adam
and Eve, said • ttred•looking roan.
"Why w .,.soli a meed.
"Rocas.. 1 should oat have been ea is -
tolerably bored by hearing people boast of
their ancestors
11..teea herr me. the •••ooverr'J.n r
Saggioe.
guest.
Host 1 don t know, unlade we leave the
drawing room for a t,•w minutes to give
them • chance 1.. tri, uhout u..
BE NOT DECEIVED.
the 1.perrellyd a. N .add'. Widmer
5111. t,rI1re thr *:atr ant t:rr'd .r
1 earr.p.l.e. ImN.ter,.
.% kidney trearm-,.' -o poi form wise un-
known until Dodd'. !y. hey Pill. came into
USD.
It Ilodd'e Kidney "ille were not wised
"the boot is the w.,r:.i, no one would imi-
tate them.
Who is defrauded and who pockets the
proceeds when • couuo.•rfeit coin is passed
upon you '
Never let anyone t.rtu•de you to buy a
e ubetitut• or tmn.tt„n of the real article
you need.
The genuine are put up in round, fiat
wooden boxes, white lettering on blue label
with red band.
You can get the genuine I [odd'. Kidney
Pills from any drugvist or dealer in 1 anode
at See cwt. • bot, or by marl from the
Dodd s Medicine ('o , Toronto. floc
%%hat eau we do to amuse our
The man who fears to spend • sent
And never advertise.'
With little gain oleo to content
While others take the prize.,
No matter what bus wares may be,
Nor hew much worth the selling,
The world will sone the wiser be,
Except 'tui by the telling.
Meehan* a Marv.
Stew down .11 supertluoce skin from the
rib., .to.. with any pieces left over after
cutting the carow into Joists. Make • good
thick gravy, and warm the meat in ,t for
half an hour.
n■tieral• 1 ekes.
isgrediente, three-quarters of • pound of
flour, a tea.poouful of baking pnwder,three
ouhoes of dapping or lard, two ounces of
retains, ditto Durrant., .three ounces of
sugar. and three-quarters of • pint of but-
termilk, First wash the - 11.raot..stone the
twilling, and chop .mall. Rub the fat into
flour, add the sugar, fru;;, • little.pioe,and
mix with the buttermilk to • .tiff batter.
Pour into • well greeted 1:0, and bake in •
hot tin for about an hour
merlon. •t
A witness in court who had been caution-
ed to give a precise answer toevery noodles
end not to talk about what be might think
the gaestioo meant, wee interrogated as fol
lows :
"You drive a wtwon
"No, sir, Ido Dot."
"Why, sir. did you not
friend so this moment
"No, sir, 1 did not.'
"Now, .ir, i put =to you on your oath,
do you drive • wagon
"No, sir."
"What is your comma. ton, then •"
"I dove • horse"
tell my learned
Why the alter Was 111.
"1f anvene enquires for me," said the edi.
tor, feebly, "you can say that i haveIgese
into the hospital.-
After
ospital.--After he had tottered out of the office
they looked on his desk. and saw that he
had just opened • letter from "Old Sub-
scriber," containing these questions :
'Which is oorrsot Tomorrow is Friday,'
or Tomorrow will be Friday '
'What were the causes that led to the
Fr•aoo-Prossian War •'
'Will you please give, in as brief outline
as possible, • history of Government by
Cabinets op to peesest date''
Tee Pr•evlee.
la • osantry assize wort the other day •
farmer was the 'defendant 'in • suit for •
piece of load, and his lawyer bad bees
makiav a street fight for it. Whim the
plaintiffs counsel began his •rvoemeat he
.aid :
"May it plow the ooart, i take the
good-"
The old farrier lumped up quickly.
'What's that' What's that ! he asked.
The edge bade him sit down.
"May it please the omit," oestiooed the
oo.tmel, not sousing the interruption,
take the s•rosd-"
"No, IR be bested if you do, either,
&boated the old farmer ; ".nyhow,not notal
the jury deaden the case.
•
Wlllrrhey d. t*.
The follower creed and articles of faith
are published by a Wells, Minnesota saloon-
keeper . "1'. whom it may oeoe res Know
re, that by the proem of 2600 1 lin per -
mated to retail intoxieatiug tim.oes ia this
este. To the wife who has a drunkard he
• beibsd: or • friend who r ufortanabily
diesipsted, I say, wpbatie•Ily, give tae so
tees in perms of snob ease or mase in whish
you an intsrest.d. sod •11 e..b .1011 10 ea -
eluded from my , Let mesbre,fathesu,
sisters and besei do likewise, sad their
repose .h•11 lie regarded i pay • heavy
tax ler the privilege .f selling whiskey rod
ether liquors sod 1 wet It distisotly setae -
Mend the 1 de not deure to ail it to
drinkerds sr .saes., or to the poor or des
tibula i mesh prefer that they will save
their money sad pot it where it will ds the
emit g..d to their hostiles. There .re ease
e1 baser sod aim of mosey who ma tided
11, .ad it i. with Uses that i desire to
traile."
1
tltr.ts.1. ; Th. Umsgomon el OnimmI.
.s having the Mb of
July .►earlss bore thee y.ar,e.d hem
been argued getb.rIrtg .sbu.riptieaa Yd
erre well received, sod everything oheeM
now be dew to sake it whMh
.o doubt w di he dose.
Se•lert► David Stewart, of Hew I,
Mwhi's., a former ',indent and a highly
respa.ted resident .1 seatorth, died u. the
19•h lost , after • I seg illness, suffering
front ooueumptlna. The fuueral was co. -
ducted oo the Clod, under the • ispso•e. of
the orb, r of the M•.x:rb.e., of a htoh M
was a monitor,
firu.s.ls Iitrue.elsoa•Ing club !Alerted the
l.nck•ow aid %Vett:et.r clues at hr N,r,✓.
ham rink oo Wedo.•day. They will there-
fore Ipj•y kr the West aro Tankard.
Wilt/hen. .1. A. Fryluggle •r.turoed
home from Mskok• with • badly cut foot,
The Italias physicians, who have bees
making • study el the o,nlpuaent parts of
the street duet of Turin. one of the e!senest
cities to Europe, by the way, report that
the gonna of almost every due.= kuown to
ecle.Oe was discovered. (In the sweets et
posed for .el. in the etreea, and on the our
taus of food sold to rhe opeo air. they found
the Orme of tuberculosis, authny. and ten
other maladies. Nothuip can be really safe
Lo eat It [her11 as diger even 1n dew,
PAST YOUR PRIUL
Perhaps nut in years, but in energy.
Tour health is tout good. yet you hard-
ly taus what is the .atter with you
Tour business. too. 1a tai tho decline.
Peupl.k mase tom' uW ebonite spirit you
sbo.t-.l Iu foram. r years. The secret of
all tb.a is that "our eonetitotion is
worn out and you- blood is bad. Set
both right by (b- use of Chase's Lid-
tegy-Lever Pills. tum box will cars Jou
D rr•wi.
Rheamatts.
Catarrh.
I-lea
_Zoot u peculiar b womsm
Scref ula.
M nervation,
seiaticu
poor blood.
Ind igestioo.
raver complaint
of Appetit&
filovers kidney diems&
Thousands of sufferers bare p.6Wiy
teetilied to the efficacy of (.'bass's Kid-
ney -Liver Pills. TI.'. are the best. on
use the beet. One pill to dose; nae
eeet a dose . 25 cent. a box.
For sale by all dealers. or by the
manufactureru, Edmans.a, Betas & Co..
'Furcate&
Use Chases Lioeeed and Turpentine for
M1 throat and lent; troubles. Lars
bottle, omkll dose. small price, 25s.
.are -Arte. /sai-dSelaser
rats.. noweelleto (/aloe.
5.1. la fns NOON eat.
t n I, sur ir.b.-•-' .,.d r.r ik)by
The "D.&L.'
Menthol Plaster
11 a l •L•I." ,.
. n.. i..,.k and iube4.�1
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r
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rl...MILt.wa..,ga
✓ etro ate.
• tyY:Rl 'CE M. 1 rr.
.. r•,
Cutting Prict '
-not cutting our nose off to' spite
our face -nowadays is what we are
doing, to make room for the large
stock of Spring Goods that will
soon be to hand. Although the
prices in Suits and Overcoats will
he shattered, the sante high levels
of Quality and Workmanship will
he maintained.
As usual at this season of the
year, we are offering our entire
stock of Trousers to order for
$3.50 and $14.00.
PRIDHAM
THE TAILOR.
Coal & Wood Yard
The undersigned begs to inform
the public that he keeps on handl
all grades of
HARD coAL
SOFT
AND
BLACKSMITH COAL.
PRICES OF WOOD REDUCED.
attendee given ie
SPLIT WOOD
Call and get prices and see samplers
of wood.
Office and yard, NELSON -ST.,
.w Menke area. Renal.
D C. STRACAN
f'reprimer-
N.It - w.aed.ti. J ePtst green \aeil-
weed 1 list Lea. J & a t .111 he lg Ma
eflie.'esdw..y
w.deay ••d satd..wtap hells
7110 le hie p, in t. reed.• orders and show
esmpl.s of sisal and woad,
pprvp end by mere It an *ilea
Ifiregiste u• set•l-I..\ • Naval Ked (;rata
$gaily, w\..e reale, fainted is some lir
li..M.s order, .hall e.nse•pe.y linctus 6..la
end amok .p the .roes..( va..es mak in
Bra.i. Up a Cold in Time
sr U$.rvt:
PYNY-PECTORAL
.-
u miak Carr for (.01'1.11'.
(t)L1Y1, CROUP, 11110N-
( MITI', 110AliniEnnml, sir.
\t.s. josarw Noswlra.
t .hor.ute. A,,., Toronto, writs
I'..r rennet W Wet /WA w rye
• suer.. sf creep toot •lie err It
.roe Isr••eef�lmi .'nor
..041 01.11•11 It W
-• • :.nowt
as ewe= es= era a, .y
1 pi, is se m+ .i(lw remise
...;Aka see w lienee... '
H; 0. Itaseoe..
of lode Kocher, N B , 11,1111111
•. • ern k neer Pr., P.esowl le
1`. t+.t .h1r ' Yr.. my r••
IL..-•ewrmDeMa.r.-
Large nettle. SS Ctn.
l'AVIS le LAWRENCE CO., LTD.
en Proprietors, Mo,. rv.aL
Driving Nails
and driving her -gains are • cool deal
alike, ooe wants to know where to strike.
I5
SILVERWARE AND FINE CUTLERY
FOR CHRISTM AS TRADE
We ere nades great bargain.. la
CROSS -CUT SAWS, AXES, FILES and
GENERAL. HARDWARE.
041r Winne aro IMO) down.
DAVISON & COt
Noted for good goods,
PATENTS
CAVEATS. Tomei RIMS AMO COMMITS
Obtained, and all business In the U. R. Patent
OA1ce attended to at MO1g11d T1' 1'1CA8.
Our once 1a opposite the U. P. Pateot Ot-
floe, and w • roc obtain Patents In lees time
hen those •emaefrom WASHINGTON.
Bend 1001)141. Ole DILA WING. We ad•
.Ise as to p»tenuMlir tree of chem.*• sad
we make AO C11AHO14 1'NL FSS WE OB-
TAIN PAT14NT.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the nape
al Money Order 1)1.,. and to odt..aIs of the
U. 8. Natant (Noce. For circular. adries
teras and refereuoee to actual clients la me
awn State or Count►, write to
✓ Al SNOW a C...
Opposite recent 0111ro.W•ehlogt'tr, D C.
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FOR TWENTY-SIX YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
LARGEST SALE IN CANADA.
GODERJOH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. C H RY STA L,
8woeeeeorto Ckreont • Meek,)
manufacturer of all kinds of
BOILERS.
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pane, Sheet irate
Works, etc., etc.,
And Dealer In-
Engioes, Machinery Castings, lea
All ..ire. of Pipes and Pipe Fitttens,
Steam and Water !:aures, [:lobe Vales.
Check Valves, i&spir•tor., EOM en mod is-
jeeters ('nostently on Hand at Lowest,
Prtoes.
A special lime of Steel Water and Hog
Troughs for use of farmers and other..
Repairing promptly attended to
L S. CESTSTAi.
!erI-ly P. 0. Box 17, (1od.rioh, Ont.
Works o eine S. T. R. Pieties. Osderl.a
GHAT EFUL-OOMMFORT 1 NCi•
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST- SUPPER.
"Ry a tborongh kncwledee of the imes al
Taws which govern the nperetinns of Atwood.n
Mid set lesion. and to s nrrrnl applicatioa of
1ho Sae twopertlea of wellerlerted (oma Mr.
Elms lies provided for our hivokfa u and sap
per • delicately flavoured beverage which may
may hoary doctors' bills. it le by the
jlady�iMm noitai of sorb articles of diet this a roe
may he gradaeley been apatite *roam
to rs.t.4 every te.deaey is 41e•....
R• of whets maladies an Hestina
Vas raalt to attack wh•nve tbs..,r s
pMet- w• my geese man • fatal
7 kKOSSesrealvee troll iert1Sed with
=Wads prwew;Rrtr .ourt•h•,! imam'
MMd wb usseetata.bb/wwooers. Ish.11.imaw
woody witwater 41111‘
JAMES erre a eb lid., nem.e>♦meibM
A+sols. gameem. ti