HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-3-12, Page 7THF SIGN AT, : G4IT) ERICH. ONT., THTTRADAY MARCH 12, 1816.
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science
IBci(•nce is " knowing how."
The only secret about
Nicott's Emulsion is years
of science. When made in
large quantities and by im-
proving methods, an emul-
sion must be more perfect
than when made in the old-
time way with mortar and
pestle a few ounces at a
Lime. This is why Scott's
Emulsion of cod-liver oil
fie v e r separates, keeps
sweet for years, and why
every spoonful is equal to
every other spoonful. An
even pr(xluct throughout.
Is ether emmtdar . yen ars Molly te tet
e eater boauSt--dther as ever or
elder Mss. tlet lioeta'.. Oesras has
s e•keeseceieree wrapper.
NEWSPAPER STORIES.
Ne maty Masted se r..w.
"Papa." said an '11q 1Mtwv. by. •`don't
robes have lege !"
"They du nor,', emanated papa
' • W n y foul the., pap.
••R•cea.s the ti.hw Donn and dos t re -
items lege .
The smell Loy wee silent for • few nus•
ages, end paw forgot all about his .foes
Tons Thea he Baked "Pepe, ducks have
legs, haves t they'"
"Why, yes. cluck. have lima
••tA.11, ducks swim, don't they
"Yes.'
"Thea why don't Behr have lege if docks
de' Or why dent ducks not hay• any lege
it fishes dual?'
Papa gees it q.
That There Wm *gear
We were all • good deal astounded at tM
wonderful teat which • gent lemon en the
railway station waiting room declared he
had our performed.
He did not wish to pay • turnpike toll,•
cleared the gate by taking • flying leap
with • coach end four whish he was dim
tom.
One of hu .editors remarked than he had
done • yet more wonderful thing. and at
the very same gate, with a small poey and
chair.
"Well," said tbe stranger,"1 antrum yon
taro to tell us that von, too, lumped over
it `'
"No, sir, said the other, "We do not .
we crept under.
•e.l.ethtag area CN.....
Strolling on the wharf at Boer, U. 8.,
misty years sate, i met • tall, genet • look.
ug "digger ' from California, and dewed
oto mncerstiue with him,
"H..I•hv climate, 1 tapper`•• 1 asked.
"Why, •trsa1er, you one choose any
°Ii nate you like there, said he "hot or
cold, without trepans mora fifteen min-
ute. There'. • mountain then called
;Iarover Newsday, with a hot valley on sae
vide, ..d • cold one oto t'nther. t;it o■ the
top st that with • double-barrelled gummed
reit r., without movie'. kill Sommer or
Winter gem., Jest as you like. leve often
tried it, .mol should h.1. get on well it 1
&salm her. got • nog to stand both climate,.
Th. lest I had got los tail fries off while
pe4otin' on the Sommer side, d've see'
'Drew, as you lure"
have lest my bear Maw whose....
• td.. and • half .meaner time mina
Mgt
midi b bee. Aad I love him r
Obraleselly Mang • • fore p 1
d►M mis
b•s teres/ It ens et the window
and thew es�hs her hs.ddr. "
Pee mad hes nem.
One day an lri.amessayms, whe we
is
•
•�
hate to Ireland. was wslkf.s thresh Lly
erne•(, whets he saw teat bladders bang •
is • hahlb.?. shop winder.
Pat meld net tmeese what they were, ee
be writ inside to eek the hatcher
The butcher thought he would have •
game with Pat. too he told him that they
were rw.bors rams, expense sash.
Pat rave him exposes, end being headed
me of the " eggs," went oo bis way down
to the dock..
Whoa he had l..d.d in Labia, he was
wring across sane bolds woks his tremors
wader hie o•.at, when h. slipped .std toll es
to his "egg" and burst it.
At that moment • here ran oast him. and
Pae, t►uktag it was hi• r.o.bores, began
galling out at the top of his Seine " 4'ome
hers ye haste, yeit mote., ye'rs mom.
I vs batched ye."
Leaded New PMb .1 liar
The writer, au angler, was told the fol
Iowteg by an Irish peasant
" Vt set to kmow whist sort of Bahia' her.,
sort' Well, 111 1611 you. Whoa delta
here. year back one fine morale', I s.r a
big pair of meow e -yr looking straight at
oe. Saye I "1'11 bey. hint'" With that I
tried every hloomin By 1 1.d. hat it wan so
um. At Int it struck inee to thry • bee. I
did .o, an' he mad. • soap at it . the gut
broke, worse Iuok ! too I lost him.
" T►.n about a year lather, 1 saw Im ale
erns spot the same big saucer eves With
that l dropped my ay over ha nor, and
brie' huagrv, he took it. Theo the 1.n be-
trm. For throe mortal demi I angled that
fish, • mammon span feeding me with once -
1 -•r and Whiskey the whole time. At lest
1 laded the haste, and tired 1 was I thee
mut h m open, and you'd rover rums whet 1
found. A hive of bees and lots of beam -
nil honey ; end well I remember the way
the baste's .tang ma
Mew Me Mede sere.. The t-baaaei
1 belong to • cyoli.g club, mod it was dar-
ing our aanual run to Brrgbtoo, when ws
bed dropped into . wayside mo, that. In the
NOUN little parlor behind the bar. (Tagge.
ear noble captain, told me the billowier
voracious .tort
• I onus knew • fellow -his name was
Sawyer, very sine chap two- Who meld
ride slow, if you 1.ke. Why • tortoise
000ld give bins • ample of thousand yard. is
• mile sed isms lick him Well, be was so
slow that he oma rode right •ores to
France, and 11I tell you how he did it. Hs
rode es to the haat at Dover last as it was
starting sad before he got to the other sed
the boat was in Calais Harbor. and he jest
redo.6 es to the quay and ooatio.od hes
trip.''
was dead silence Ws looked help -
Welt at each other, while owes finished
the last drop of beer, and then silently end
sadly we mounted our •• Jiggers " and mise
Mese in the bright sonatina.
We've got n•ot err captain now.
Nsmsnrresed
Sometimes it cane hundreds of dollars to
°olivine a man ; very often less is required
but in the oats of Poison's Nervilies, that
sovereign remedy fey pain, 10 omen toots
the bill, end supplies mooch Nerviline to
oe.vinoe every purehaeer that tt 15 the best,
met prompt sed oertaio pain remedy in the
world. Nerviline is good for •11 kinds of
pain, pleasant to take, end sure to oars
cramps end ell ataxia/ palate. It M also
Moe to rub outside, for it has an agreeable
assn, quite unlike ea many other prepara-
tions, which ars positively disagreeable to
■se. Try it now. Go to's drug store and
hely a 10 Dent or 25 os.t bottle. Poison's
Came Neter*. Nervilis*. Take no other.
A wsll.knowa politician recently arrived -----
at Qiaeostown,after cro.eis the Atlantic. IMwMlely Windy 11 era.!
and was ,loickly surrounded by the usual It the tale had bre told anywhere bot a
sellers of curios. amoo,et them an old Rl.okhurn the writer would have hoes bar -
Irish woman with sprays of shamrock, one reread by doubts whether tt was Strictly
WWI ; bat Blaokharo ovoliets never leave
the highway of verae•ty for the footpath of
falai*, even for the sake of telling a good
story.
The conversation turned oe the diseom-
fort of wheeling in windy weather.
" I reoollsct onto," said one of res Darty.
•' being oat. on • wisely day --dreadfully
windy it was when the front tire of my
mashies wanted hewing op. I discov-
ered that I had left my air-par/4 on the pi-
ano at hese.
•, Well, i ps•h.d the bike to the arrest
hostelry -four mule• if it was • yard -boo-
ing to meet enmenns there 00ttmg np out
of the whorl dreadfully windy It was -hut
ttwasnoro:sot asoul there. What he do
i didn't know : bat suddenly • brilliant
idea etruek me.
" Borrowing, a big funnel from the lead.
lord, I meek the end fm the tube and the
.math of the fosse' towards the wind -
dreadfully windy it was. it was a mirth -
earn tried, and haw se dreadfully strong
that, if you'll believe me, boys. it inflated
my tire in me time. and I mounted sled redo
heave comfortably !"
Than the onmpaay uprose, and after oh-
tainine the narrators promise never again
to travel without hie pomp, they had* him
mood -sight, and left him alone tc kis glory.
penny each.
0,r friend took or and gave the woman
a eh Ping
In gnat delight .he cried " God bless
yer hosnr, and may every hair ne yer head
M a torah to light ye to glory "
Reeling his hat sad duplayiug • perfectly
bold hotel, he .aid
" Thank you, mutate ; hot. even rhat,yoa
ass. wnild not make • very brilliant torch
1i h• nenc...,on
"• Flinn ver honor, cried the reply dame,
"'tie pat the rine, for they've all gone o0
before ye.'
• enertbar main.
Len( eM steed at the window and mord
The rays of the setting tem entangled tem
s.Me. in her Titian hair, or surrounded her
glorinos height of 5 fret 8 with an sorest.
halt Proud. queenly, Imbed like • fed -
dem, she was indeed • m•ret6oent Mort
man of femininity.
Srra'.yo," she muttered. And then •
sift, *elf pityial. half -happy stile Bitted
•&vias her fate like i gleans of April sea
akin " Steen,. .he mattered seals.
"to think that I, who oily sit abort
snnrhe a10 was quarter hack of the Snow
olp '.d Meader' football invent .hsald
SdQrI Deaths!
}:.3 WEATHER CHANGES
tHE THE CAUSE.
11.4 ....:A art Sea rt.t ssffrre ..-t totes:
41":'•r II) Ike ate 4 4,s'1's Kenllp►ills
-;k pates& 4f Krieg Mattis's.
1,1Coipp.r. wire throat, Iwoticllitiv, rnru
v merit, itAammce.wy rheumati.m and heart
... ire in I1- .i r ng get in their deadly work
Wien the system k nut cleaned out and
epioaI beforehand for coming climatic
antra diarist* in ser form or outer -
s '.!-n anal fatal ne lhlgswhg and Certain -ie
a 1,.r, core to follow.
t hoe dollar will bey • bottle of Scott's
Swarauilla ; ane bade fa Tam■ genrsntee
ageism the diereses of spring; every reliable
dealer keeps this king .f blood petition ; ask
the it ; don't tabs . s t ler .10• If yes as
sot gat it in your ewe atlghborbomd wain to
the mal ailed terns. rd- -es• laws ! Co..
a Erred llkml•t. Tosses.
IF YOU DOUBT
the c.t.tuy ,.1 5esths Sarsilurilla wr..r any
of tat. Glliowuig before paercha.irg :
dr•tto;ict, Qieen St. W.Taronto
`.1
491 NI. I . ( ,. told, Uoydt ,wn,t )ret. ; J. Morrow,
merc.Mnt. Fuller,:on, (Mt.; Win. T. Thomp-
son. 7epher, (kit.; (.• i. Denham, druggist,
l rise ,ka, Ont ; W. S. Rind, mercht:^•t,
1loydtown, Ont.; J.wrpb Duncan, farmer.
Pennies, OnL; Miss Manic Delaney. 174
Crawford St., Toronto ; M. N. Defeo, Mer-
chant. 7.el.hyr, ea Win. C4,rrich, Fullerton.
Over yeoo other names on s, p ltattloa.
(Nd people, and young and middle .geed as
well, should fortify tbemgsiv,•c foe •ping by
sttwkNmg the blond and purifying the..yy.uteema.
There m ally wee palatable and decd,.
utedieine fort is porpoise and that is
TET seen'. ebb Seen
LIFE ON A FARM.
ONK OF ■ARDNHIf AND U)NSTANT
EXPOSt1RK
rttm,a•ATLt TIS woea a. wan morns"
TAOSS A1• a.0.DOWN-A racism.
MINT 1 t &Lib or min woa0ml-
✓ OL ROUP It's rOw•NM 0) % re•
O 01111 Y(mN1N a.
From the As taibo too, Malteoats. N. W. L
Embryos* armed \'.rktoo hussars Dan.
Garry, and what • pu.ktag active business
fancier he was uo•el 1. gnppe took hold of
and when they enemy left him, bow
limbos and unfitted kr hard toil be beosme.
For mnatha he suffered trent the baneful ef-
fects of the trouble, and although Ise .1111
endeavored to take hu share of tee taro
work, be louod that it was very trying , ha
Wad become greatly wwskeeed, had lest
both appetite aid amhition. .tool was tend
with the least exertion He tried several
remedies without dentin, env b...dt, and
ee one after the other had tailed, he de-
tetnnloed t.' itt.e. Dr Williams' Ptak Pill. •
trial Hs felt too utterly worn out that
several boxes of the pills were takes before
be foetid any hwaetit, hat with the first
stir of improvement he took fresh uourwge,
•ad 'o.tinued taking the :pulls for three
moon.., by the sod •.1 wh•ub time he was
stun &n .olive hustling mea. feeling hatter
than her had for veers. Mr Garry tells hu
own .tory u the followore letter to the Ar
cal helms
Dew S1r, •'Afton • savers attack of 1•
gtippe I was unable to recover my former
strength sod activity. 1 had no ambition for
either wort or plrenrr, mod to or • popu-
lar Orme, "dui net ..-are whether school
kept or sot." 1 tried various medicines
without deriving any benefit from them.
With not mesh hope I decided to try Dr.
Williams Pink Pills, and was •gresab17
pleased to find aper • few boxes, • decioed
obanre for the better. My appetite, which
had tailed me, returned, and I bran to
look for my meals half:an bear before times,
sed I was slate to get around with my old
time aim. I ooetinned to use the Pink
Pills ter throe months. and find merit now
better than ever. You may dwprod epos it
that from this out I will be found among
the Mowed. of other enthusiastic admirers
of Dr. Williams' wonderful health restoring
seedioina "
Yours gratefully,
DAN (;Attila
1)r. Williams' Pmk Palls strike et the root
of the disease, driving it from the system
and teeering the patient to health and
strength. In case of p•raly.ia, spinal
troubles. locomotor starts, *eiatia•, rbea-
mati.m, srvupelas, eomfulous troublr,etc.,
those pills are superior to all other treat-
ment. Ther ere also s tpsai&c for the
troubles whish make the lives of so many
wowt.o • harden, and speedily restore the
riob glow of health to pale and sallow
cobras. Men broken down hy overwork,
worry or exeoe.es, will find in Pink Pills, •
*Wain ours Sold by all dealers or sent by
mall. not paid, at 50c a holt, or .ix boxes
foe 112.50, hy addressing the iir. Williams'.
Msdiefea Company, Rrockv.11e, Ont. Ro-
wers of imitstio•s and substitutes alleged
to be "iota as geed.
•touters %arrow Narape.
A quaint. far -travelled stranger spun ale
the followi■g yarn one night to the coffee -
room of • Maochest.r hntel
"Stanley ! hr, in 79 we were up the
Nur, together on bicycles catching butter-
flies, and I never knew • man have a nar-
rower escepe from death.
•" We had left the river to explore • vast
forest of immboes trees, when• as Stanley
was chasing • beautiful specimen of the
i►regoniessie Rex, whioh measured 13ft,
iltn, from tip to tip of its wings, an rot -
mow boa-oonstriotor, over whets body he
attempted to jump, reared its bead and
swallowed him at a gulp. Poor Stanley '
I rode coned the south east corner of the
snake- dismounted. and eat down to try and
remswsher the bursal service, when 1 was
surptiu.d to me Lite rtgentio serpent visibly
swelling
"Lorre and lamer he grew along hie
whole Ieagth. Hie ribs disappeared. Hite
males grew too small. His akin crooked
again and again. and his yes beamed with
satiates' km at emoting with a diet se filling,
When, with a t.rrifio exple toe h. buret,
sod o.$ atrppal Swley, dragging
his eaehise after him.
„ 1 was glad. Stanley was a re.onroefal
citi.oa, for he had blown rep his pri.00 with
the pump les os.d to inflate his poeum■tie
tyre
' W. Tont the batterfly "
THE PLEASURES OF SLEIGHING.
Paris Review : There i. .nthi5N In whish
• girl of our species takes mors delight Mum
• M.rls ride 3leigh•ag Is t he highest type
err tsmiolwe blue. and for this the buffalo
retie M rosp.asible .I•egether The buffalo
is aways inked closely around the Ise
permits who p.rtiripm'e is •sleigh ride god
tt smitee them um dimly se if they were bat-
tened tip is the mer ulster. Ueda' Ne
sleeping shelter tees hearts cannot fail he
beat as nes at art while the ride lams -
and four leg Involuntarily semis into the
. pooe required for two. It is partitively
clear that if the girl lear away from the
yam ser .he loosen the robe seed lets r
esmhb of oeld air that tbreates to tro.se
him. Ne pad yeseg weenie, however
ever siring her mom et preemie y. will met -
mit r WW1 es ern Rauber will else, as the
sight air gr, wsi/eleelder. sed d1e grows half
drowsy ' seder 'the hAtaasoe ef the swift
Ifodiy esti.., drew the robe ■pp ever her
petty plass es, and pl. her heed ahem I
will de the wet real. 1a olden &eye some.
Miss had be eeeerr at .very bridge swagged,
het every read ,lean'' halo • bridge tied
..w■d.��v ne Tm told by the who «o
elsigberidIng It M niegwapb peke, ted a
isminsen eapmy- ter M• mess lady
, pets that . telegraph ass jest r'
And my b{wt•ast ears there are 466 poise
between here mmol Tlwsmtfe ed. - a, "''"1:=1
Leeds. Adenine, : While the Messina
german seems to he in sight. aha bassists
Zr▪ ws a lar way et The prima
ts of sleigh riatog ass ■esre.ly be km
gt-
w+eA spa. Om ebb?
wetsdeefwt I
It w.. dnrteg the Iodise rasa ■gemma.
wham the cerise, sillier) departmental of
there seed as mem es • eerhtm hetet Mr.
CYRagea. et the 1' W Departwat, was a
Arm believer is the re.a..i•g power of tee
meekey tribe, and wood to 'slew the 1o11ow•
w
W lieu, mid he, ' 1 was ta oharttli ef
the reads betimes Pommorla and Muolno, in
the Kes1tan■ 'mint ry otos .otemely hot
day, after • twee' . cwt. rude, 1 returned t•
my teat and threw myself oo my cherpoy
and was sees in • num mete of drowsier*
To my aaen.shm.ut I saw one of those
grey haired monkey ateialthily .•reerng ie
to my tent, appro... the tai l-. seize toy
watch mod chain and soaks orf with the
prize
"On the 1.,11nwin• morals, some Mohr
mile. up the road. I saw the thief whs heel
■ tnlen my watch and whet do yeas tbi•k
He had put the chs,n round he nook, and
woe b. Idtog the nm.kerpwr to b'. ear to see
It it .r going, and hr' iovit.d several of
his chums to let hem .now, 1 suppose, if 11
was • tick's( Noir, if that animal dids't
show rewtaio( weer, 1 .boold 1.1. t•,
know why he held the wets► to hi. ear ? 1
raised my r lie, the • ooloirel died to his
tarok., I recovered my watch, end here it
u --mors b) token '
l INleht ■1.•..derats.dia t -
A .alt knower hrtlli.nt enterteutee, who
hes lust returned from a few yeas' tour is
Australia, has ma.'y enamor take to telly
e mote which is the lo lowboys :
1 .as ordertno/ thy advertisement is a
Melbourne deify new.p.,pier office ..tie day,"
said tete narrator, wheat a tall, leeb t
oouotrvenan walked in enol mud ler waa•e•l
an ' in memoriam ' uo' 105 In the obituary
uolumo of the oftwriv.r.
sly ole guy 1..r t..ed a year .(o,' be
explained, • cad 1 .h...I 1 uk. • bit o' poetry
le M. paper shout 1.111
'••Alt right, an.aer.,l the cls.. •hare
you brought of with Jou
••'Nu,' said the ru.tie; "coo't you Is
me up a bit"
•. ' Certuolv,' repll--d the clerk. • (Jet
charge for ' In memnrtam ' notices is rex
.billings an loch.'
A !auk of intense an.s..ameat pared over
the countrytoaw • face.
"Gond gracious " hr creed, as he made
for the door, , 1 oau't .dhrd that ; my g.v'-
sor was en feet high
lees bed wasted.
One of the etr•egwt communities in Mt
'stenos is surely that of the "Sanctified
Sisters.' or "Swot ficanooi.te," • body of
women hvio4n tb.'own of Belton, Texas.
The doetr a profaned by them is very
simple, and embodies throe .eeostial prion.
pies -. life of oellb.cy, • comport property
interest, and an isolated existence.
1)1 their sincerity there can be no doubt,
since many of them have riven op wealth
end social po-itiou. Tb* society was first
established about nineteen years ago, and
ever since has crown in notb numbers nod
wealth.
Inite early days the women determined
to rasa money and make the society self
so mart int.
Thus one woman who bed previously
lived in .Memos. bought wood as it stood
in the forest, and with the aid of another
sister cut and hauled it to market. Daher,
accepted positions as domestics in boor
holds of adjoining town., their earnings be
in¢ added to the common fusel. ()then
.041 country produce, sod a few took in
laundry work_
Noaoifnrm has .v.- poen worn by the
Sanctifioatlnnb•s. Th., '.ren plainly, and
at or time wore boon.,• eimrlar to those
adop'eel ha the ortlimi' . ;leek-• aromas,
but of late Tame • lit•le more latitude in
the matter of dregs bet bean allowed.
Th. community con.isdo of thirty two
members, all of whom I,v.• at the Central
Hotel, in R'lton, which helm". to them.
The estimated wealth of the sot is 1.20.000
The inoome from •hair hotel is their
principle 'norm of ray -one, hot every In-
vestment they have made memo to have
bre & walkable. one, rendering the preset
ratios self supporting an•1 e0.iroly indepen-
dent.
No formal worship env kind is prso-
tteed by them, but dela devotional exer-
cises ars pert of their areal, and they ars
s1im lamely guide! by "d -.amp" Woman
suffrage is one of their 0 -eat hobbies, and
they onoeider therneelv.a as f w"1nv an tn-
Tract lye ill.stratton of what women can ac-
complish in .en.oel walk. • f life. Menem sais remoseaskins.
Black combines well with almost all colors,
except those which are so lashing in bright-
ness as to be too nearly I :.. 1•. Black and
pale pick, blue, yellow.:r..o• red, lavend-
er and eves rather dark .had.,s of blue, clear
brnwo and green are ereell-ret rnrnhination..
Krown oomhines well wt•h v•llaw, gold
and hrnnc•• if it is •he shwa• of brown whi.•h
has brighter.. it ►a off -est,•. •',o with
Heck and with oertsisi retie. of tram. A
oheenl.►e and milk brown enmhines well
with old rose and the doll shades .f pink.
Very dark gr'ees ti pike, Iver when bright
rued by Heists of narrow trimming of pale
blue A medium 111110010 of gn en unites well
with old pink. Rrewsish greens look well
with herr and Deeper riot.'
').,k blue may he hrightrowd lei theme of
bright, rioh rod. hy lima of old root or of
&leer yellow. Blue of the "'barrio- mod
"••adet" varieties ie heat ...combined,with
Meek or with Neared silks in whicthe
seine shade prelnmieetes.
- Renew Soar sobseriplies t• Tile
$iarA1, for 1896 •
A COMBINATION toe
RARE, SEARCHING
elm POTENT
Sesames. Oomt'auA7t10N•
roe 1mri*rwetloll
INTERNALLY
Ow [Mrs TM mint.
arralp, AiwIirr.s 0e11S,
Drrrbmto. Plwurtlry, eta
•e au D.ewa.er.... neYetan
The Mom Fee • ftitneteNy.
Ne see who hes travelled over theC.P:it.
as tar es Denali, B. 1: , ran have tailed te
mast Sheriff !fedora*. Kea day he meets
the tbre•gh trams as the depot, and while
the eogisr are betas shared he will tell
the pwe■erers hie stirring adventures.
Her. Is woe little aseudu*• illeetratr.• of
his we.aderf.) lirtility els remoras to time of
diilculty. Said he
"1 and • friend were once out ,a th.
moue••iss, sad tame to the only ford
across the Fraser river for many n, 1... The
heavy rains had mate tt •site impawible, n
beteg fully fifteen feet deep W were
hound to get over *towboat, We n..uld not
build a Midge or • raft, to. the streets. eras
sow at least • hundred yard, .Ida, and
rashut formed,. ninny in a n.ightt torrent
Mat swept all 1..1.r. it. Hua did we maw
ate • %Vall, use bwde.l ..use ; « k.. with
stores hung ...me arn.n.1 our net k., and
then molt grahhed a h.'ut!.r r. larger w err
could carry drew a I .ug 'troth to Inst .t
err the water .. e.red us, .i,.I plunged into
the stream, walk ng over to aha bottom
The soar kept no from rr.e1- perp* serer,
cad we got safely Berens- art hut happy
Iced N Pay,
10. Tate 1k 11 - was ver. .,eMaoal as
to the truth of the many .••are Id of *b•
greet wit to t• found among the unrclutated
Irish. Having to, "pond tom. lifts k• in I tub.
lie, be ma'. a prow:se to a Irten 1 that if he
o het.l.l bear anything even .pf.rneehing a it
from en uneducated mums during Mosley
he woo 1 forfeit Lb 'e • charitt.
tic ati..ng to DDblen he eats •Ion., In
elsdutely attached by his old oarn.y th.
gout
The first dei ha could lease Isis room h.
ass boH.l.eg sl .•I% "lag the street, 11 1
.II:ug !.tot being .0•11a. 1 in Irc.t,Kra and a
• huge erns slipper He had oat proo•wi
.d ter before •u old bergs, nooses with •
baby in tier arms asked bin. with Rimy
blessings and a lenstky te'e of woe) foo
oho.: y He grump.ly refuted, sodas .he
still ',roosted, he threatened her with 1..
Plat
111. hail 11..ff,ct, for the wo.u.
moved . 1, but not before she had addrtssod
the doctor se folbw"
' Ts the hard hearted simper yftt tor.'
Yu' it. no hum I d be wishing v.,' I'll 11.
pi.tit. W thereinto that yer heart may be
made as tender as ver poor tut •
1)r 1t --paid his t;5
Can't Do
unlight
SOAP
HAS NO COU*L •
For parity
Per cleansing power
For taking out dirt
Wht F..r or dissol.int grra.r
y 1 ` NoFase lag apothem
For preserving kande
Th.
Get
n .• n.r ..1 t!..
reaN.e.a why .
Get The ItuNV „
MOM
Snap hag tl:r largest .t.
in the world, and
hat Iren awarded ter
Gott Medals and weth r
honors.
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cram al
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p�....dmafms DaNIisY�� a._:.n di,mi
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1 r'a eta..11..,Itwl Pira.. 1. 0.,01.1 awn
• of muscular A.aaMlre. W alma 1• war ear
t6.1 1 eaael...a Meed sermoses ono.
a. r. S'i nae
min . wrrseesa U c.
• 1: Cures 8d�� L bag . Nam-
malgila, P.lm /s lead wrist/is, or
• say Wnionalar Para.
• Perk? Duels t Liserremee Cs.,11.111.
25.. I Sol. Romagna. NowTatAi_
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• GRATEFUL -COMFORT 1
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST -SUPPER.
"Ay a thorough knowledge of the onoral
laws whieh govern the ono -ration. of digestion
and nutrition. and by a -trete! apptl.•tion of
the line properties of wellawlertwrt Comm Mr.
Kpps has provided for our breakfast ant sup
per a delicately flavoured beverage which mat
save no many bevy doctors' WIN, It Is by the
flollcinus 11.P of "orb articles of diet that a non
erftut.no may he gradually built op fulfil strong
wootntgmh
1. retia every tendency to dleew+.
Hundrm4e of subtle maladies are floating
around us read) to attack wherever there is •
weak point We may e..:ay* many • tatal
shah by keeping onrseler well fortified with
pan Mood and • properly nourished frame.' -
err/ Set -tare Clasen,.
Mode simply with b•till.1 water or milk
Sold only in urketaby t►rorere, Iabwl;ed thus
J•NIS EFTS a t'1o., Lad., Newsiesp*thte
Chesil.. Leads. reglaad.
mol
Coal & Wood Yard
The undersigned begs to inform
the public that he keeps on hand
all graders of
HARDIi CO
SOFT
AN f)
AL
BLACKSMITH COAL.
PRICES OF WOOD REDUCED.
Moral atte.tiss gives to
OUT and
WOOD
CetII and get print and •eeeamplom
of wood.
(Moe and yard, NET.,g(1N-ST.,
sear Inuits Ira. UMW.
D C. STRACAN
Prepentsr.
vP5.R Wasted. ten enoo
do of md gr■.m`e 4
.meas Mei e y mad OMer� g ev s0 1kys beim
tat. MO p.m to mi were atoll sheer
e m elle. err eenl ed wend. •
(; .,..sue-- -Four lit' le gird is a very skill.
ed arithsstresem, madam..
Mrs Pavane Rss11) ' I am se tarry.
For gentians.' sake deal let her brooms tee
I mtinata with those vulgar frac' tuna.
I
PYNY - PECTORAL
Positively Cures
COUGHS end COLDS
1. a .urpri.tsgly short tier. 11'.. r
.utile certainty, tried tad use, .Doth,,
sad hs.lio, is its edema.
W. C 1seCoaass l Soli,
M■clarttr, %f,., ,
import t.. IAM mea Pp0-R a.al .. 4 Ye.
C. O.r..e. ,( .•►rasa ,4.MM �J bp..
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141.•. .J .Iwo W W 0. ldA.toga ' .
1.14,416•1.411141 Mad
Ms. J. 11. Hever, Chemist,
sat Vowos Sr., TTtoulo...riir,
Part..." L. • r
...a laonluat r��raa o"it
a...1,.. Qs Mama .era.. . M all .i.
Imre 104 0. gran canine seem beim use 4.
60•.11. 4n..d hum its .r k.1►Ar IamWa.
It I..WI0W a• aid w rawer. lelme ta40lep
Iasi.
U. 'a. W eche wall as- 1.-.. r �"M.1.1.
lasers Ne Ilse. *1 114s.
TA1111 a LAWRYXs•P. CO. 1
gels iloprie.trs
Mos
Take at always--T.sLe tau other
For Coughs and Colds
Gray's Red
of
Spruce
Syrup
THE OLD STANDARD REMEDY
FOR COfiMIIS, COEDS, ASTIIMA
end all AHectioas of the Lutz$
de sere yes get Ouri•rmo. "Is Ora %
that surae. •a and pc. a battle. Oda
everywhere.
KURT WATSON & Co. MO►wi,vos•
VD MONTRetAI..
Driving Nails
and driving bargains ere • good deal
•like, one wants to know whets to strike.
IN
SILVERWARE ANO FINE CUTLERY
We are giving great bargain.. In
CRo,,S-CUT SAWS, AXES l'u.Es and
GENERAL, HARDWARE.
Our prices are away down.
DAVISON & CO.
Noted fir worth good.
PATENTS i
CAVEATS. UMW 1111111.11111C COPYPPIkNTS
mislead. end all h.ainsse In the U. PI. Pitres'
')Moe attended to at IOPPJRATP PERS.
Our °Mew is tom -wilt. the C, R. P*t•st (N -
ion, and w • tae obtain Parente in leso otos
ban those •emote from W AR?,Z.VOTt.
Rend MOARI. on PRAR'I vii. We .d-
vke as to patentability free of charm sod
we make ,Ver) CFIARGI UNL CR.N WS; 013 -
el IN PArRA'T.
We refer, here, to tbo PostlnaN'er, the Sage
N Money Order f)iv., and to offl.ia:s of tam
r. R. Front 0f11re. For etn•slaraeries
to ns and referenowe to smut! Miami In rota
term State or County. wrtteto
4' • •*•W a co..
'l000.ttn meta ')llnn wash.ngr,n. h C.
ler
FOR TWENTY-SIX YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKIN
POWD
THECOOICSBESTFRIEND
LA11GL ST SAIL IN CANADA.
GODERTOB
STELM BOILER WORK&
Aj CHRYSTA L,
Ihniereeorto Okrpetel ! stomal
alanntacturer of all Made of
BOILERS.
Smoke Stacks, Halt Pens, Shen Tree
Works, etc., etc.,
And healer In--
ltagtse. Maohisery (..lags, he.
All gime of Pipes sad Pipe Fittings,
Steam and Water (Jeers,, Glebe Val?,
Check Valves, Inepisater., Kjestsr• sad la-
= Penitently on Heed at 1ow.,t•
A al hoe of Steel Water and Hr;
tr.egmS
for nes of Niemen sad ether
0.gskhsg promptly stesedt( M
A. S. 0llT$TTL.
trail P. 0. lila N, Oodertat.O1s.
Amus -O ate 0. T. R. Statism. ue erleh