The Signal, 1896-7-2, Page 7TH IGNAL : GOD CRICK ONT. THURSDAY. JULY !, 1896.
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SCOTTS
Emulsion
The cream of
purest Norwegian
cod-liver oil, with
hypophosphites,
adapted to the
weakest digestion.
-Almost as I
palatable as milk.
sears. elm as heart are geed Mind., yet
I make oveby themselves disagreeable te theMatey
1yef
etba
Mss AU of es have • eat d ve l selamef
-Iowa
and w ....et great dote* el eel who
eumbeally lifers with ..d yed,,yee. der ups,
•sp.ially if ha dee. tee is an offensive way.
he •grer.offensiveman is always eeer'teens
end ••ttrtderate. M. keeps oat .f disputes
•.d res seedeste, seeks te give att•ea.m
*sly l ptsssmM thtagr, as(, i1 drives to
•".1esd*m, dem w is as amiable manse,.
' He try er my w be as good read faith/ el
•'. heart se the grte diepetaat, who is epi
l be beast( of him hank...., bot the
l easby that make. w •erwYe is his out.
Weaved meaner. 8.ms people go .• far .s
te depredate selttenene as • .o.ce•nt.. te
I kjp.oitoe. hit it is reaily • stwfetetaties of
la •.esid•r.tMa for other& It in, of mares,
*Kivated by hypocrite& aid these who aro
•zossei•sly pane may be se.peossd of in-
siaoerity, bet that i. ass • geed reales why
eiders people • .o•Id boa see it to make
ourselves agreeable.
The otherwise good mon who leeks polite -
sees or •rew'e • graft repellent m•...r
really sacribos. • part of hie gate, for very
how people will 4 so v r kis good ululates
.odor hie rut testy' mans.,•. Those who
do ay have petieeoe to bear with bins.
keewi.g these his heart s right, but where
well imago by h.. reamers, and Ieding him
deagrwbl., will avoid iss*maoy with him.
It iv not eseagl, therefore to b. jest ..d
kind -barged ; a.. should also be agreseble
in meaner, lied it requires very little r•Ii,rt
to be The fou.daMes of agreeable insa-
aers is thonglittal oa.side,aidos of others or
true polis seas. Thin dose not imply an
y
s•e.•ry sacrifice* hanker sed boaes.
y.
°•
It dose not Nyman that when a oo.tr•dioYoa
is made aeosseary it shall not be expressed
o.,urteowly •hod inolT.oaively. Every e.s
should cultivate this kind of politeoe.a for,
in so far as it helps to tyke ore agreeable,
it •ztesdo hia opportunities for nsefutuees,
rad helps to give full play to his ether good
q tali ties.
Twe !lass --•O sesta end Stab
SCOTT dt BO W NE. B.OlsvIElk OIL
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mee Cee.Wy ea gee e..
It matt be plese.ot living is Readers& to
judge by the report R,ob•rd Hardier
Devi* b i.ge hack " There le nothing
greets that grows in Hoed.rme," he rays
" That is not eeturuted end 'Jive with huge
and all ander of Win re that creep an,{
crawl and .flag and bit. If you walk 20
feet in the t•uebes you have te beat with
rode as if you were • deet narpet Aad whoa
the bisects have once laid their ohms on
you you feel at night •e if sl•epiag in • bed
wieb rod proper '
.areas•.
•' The hardest thing to train • wild beset
to do is to perform with a weak, defence-
less seimal,' remarked •s old einem read
messeerie hand the other day. **1 r.....
tier we several years *go as effort being
wade to p•wMi• • very docile lion to IM
dews with a lamb.
tt The idea woo certainly • good ore, but
it took several I•mbn and •leo several weeks
before the lion. which woo •II leg to jump
through a bnrniag hoop, ahem death on be-
ing •bot. eta., oould be persuaded to allow
• Iamb to eater its care with impunity.
, Twice be killed a lamb in the promo*"
of his trainer. sad the ssooed time he near.
ly killed the trainer, who, rather recklessly
tried to vet away the raises. Finally, the
boo wield tolerate • Isiah is its cage jam
as Iner s tie keeper steed over it with as
iron bar. Bat the ellen was es evidently
forced and the perfen.•sw ao utterly lack•
tag is smoothanss sad interest that it was
atsedooed after two If three attempts,"
Pave* WM Live Ley..
The ohtef &. u ry of a hie Ula Weerane•
companv gives it that commercial travellers
sed opiate live leaser than sten is any
other 5tstisene, sntwitbsiadiag the hazard.
which &st.sd tr•seportaties by rail sad
water. Nest to them Dome dentine,
tatoines, sad pro*•.sore, *eluding music
teachers.
After these is lo.ge•:ty are batters, oler-
preen, and mieekmarles. Th. Toot may oo-
oasioeally furnish tend for the larder of . .
tutored savage*' kw them are • ant-nt•
risk. severthele s Next •ower Whore eel
o•ptalsts,wbo seem to live jest • trifle long-
er thee butobe,, and market men,
Lseryere and j.w.11ere follow, rod they
are suoo.•dsd os the list by eserob5.ts, pad.
tan, milks* and pawnbrokers.
Then come g.rdamv, laborer., civil en-
gineers aid oseve sen. rrk•ps the treat-
ment which osevsere are apt to receive in
the ordinary coarse of their business sheet -
ens their lila
I q coats newspaper men don't live so
long se the people adore meotiosed. Hasa
bookkeepers and beak o.abiere, as well
as artiste sad architects, are ahead of
them. They Deme u later with the printer,
physician, and geetiesean who in sot *aw-
ed is any •.five employment.
Thea follow the apothecaries, and photo-
grapher", and after them in order bakers,
oivar make., estate w*t., army ofboerm
and soldiers, p'I)o•m•, easierc, and n•..1
ofoers. Shortest lived et ail seem le be the
auctioneers, boardin/•haemi `aereekbarbere
and drivers.
Ta. tha•tlty et NMI* ipasmti*,
It might reasosahly be wppo.d that
good people would be *web* and bad
People disagreeable, but them by me meas
dzed rule. There are marry notable ex -
spikes, especially annex bad people. who
are often delightful oompaniosa
study to pie that they may cove,T
piece up
their feel.* of eisraetee. There e se re. -
son, however, why good people .stead not
follow their crimple in *hie respect N le -e
they act naturally they .re aerietble. hon•
sees good m.n, with worm evspathi.e and
great kisd.see of heart, rem to think tee
It ier 1••r their ewe prot.otiorr te
pet es • gro , repellent maser. Thayer'
STILL IN RIS PRIME.
North Ht•tl.g.• of deet Inhabitant Sale
sad Hearty.
J•i1&a Moore. of Bancroft. Ont., cue
at tier oldest n 'd beet-kpown r.eidente
•f Heetinier County. ran boost of aoo-
derfwi health and vigor for bis age.
' Although 1 •m over 84 year of
&Be' he .aye, " 1 het se young as ever
I did."
Mr. Moore. however bad a narrow es-
esp. from death •boat • year ago.
lifts au had wit\ Isdigeetln.." be write*,
that the dcetere gave em up. 1 tried
various alleged remedies but found them
So goad. On* day our popular druggist.
F C. Humphries, sept toe k sample of Dr.
Ob••e'a Efdavy-Liver Pills to try. The
Melt wee tnarvelloss. Atter takiag
two 1 was able to get tap. Thee i
Piet for • box. I .odd soon mit ea7.
thlmg. la • short this 1 was ase t•
walk tee "aka to $.mare/$ and haat
Oltk toes"
4. ammo's Hf itany-Ll r er Pills will.
without fall. sere all kidney. liver,
stejr••b Sud bUed trembles. Few sale
by all deslerw. Tries 05. meets. One
pilMl • dew: one ern • dose. Edmase's.
.•ten ! Cm. mn.rrlettwesrr, 'I -oat..
C~se'• Wrap el Uwe, sad Vara
Pie tine fa ***We dhersveg der Wee
"Thom and ea.mseaptlme ft b plea.
4t. 1st* sod .sate` IM s..sa
HID HE KNOWN.
WITH DR. AGNEW'S CURE FOR THE
HEART AT HAND, DEATH FROM
HEART DISEASE I8 les•
POSSIBLE
WUNDIStt 01 THIS woa..D-yAY.D rST.Ic1AN's
t'ATAsafAL TOWDII.
Sucrose, boo followed all of Dr. Agsew',
With all the emphasis possible,
this u the case with his ours for the Heart
Its effectiveness is marvellous. The very
paroxysms of death may seem to have
staled the patient, and yet relief is secured
with the taking of • mingle dose, and the
oestis.•sca of thaw of Ole remedy moos
oars" the worst ease of heart disease. Gee.
Cribs& costo® officer, Cerulean. Oat, says :
I wee troubled with severe heart disease
for several yssra The slightest excitement
fatigued la I was under doetee's care fog
over six swaths. being unable to attend lo
h business. No relief ease to ins, and it
was .sty after I hod smeareely dared to hope
for erre that I sed Dr. Agnew's Caro for
the Heart, and in • oosp•r•uvely short
time it removed the disease •lteg•thet."
With careful azurite, 000eervat50, yet
r•emratsto, is benedu, the Rev. Jobs D.
Scott, D.D., Pr.byterton minister of Ham -
dams, a ssIy ose of the many leading ohs,
genes of Caned* who, haying seed Dr.
Agnew'. Catarrhal Powder, bas freely tes-
tified over him ewe signaler* as to its un-
ooe tioa•I beelike. It may be oily • oold
is the head, or the ease may be • more ag-
gravated phase ef catarrh, that bee baffled
other res -dies. but shim nspie rad pleas-
ant remedy will give relief i. 10 minutes,
sad entirely remove the difficulty. Semple
bottle mid Blower sent by S. G. Deteboo, 44
('baroh-.t, Toronto, on receipt of 10o in sal-
ver or stsmpa
Sold by J E Davie, 3t
HOT CORN.
Magistrate -Is the primmer known, oon-
stable!
Coactable-1'ta, he's well known to the
pellicle, veer worship.
Prisoner (mv.g.1)-Gera ! 1 ain't on
es
speaking terwag o' yes.
"Why dem she wear tet dufignriog
r
' Diedgering ! Mr deer boy, you should
w her without it !"
" And you will sever forget me !" asked
the girl of her lover, • grocer's assistant
" Never,.. he said, absently. " le *hero
anything mon today !"
Alberts -I ase that Miriam •ad Mr.
Bertshetle's eseages►eot a oto
Albetb•s-Yea. He bought a bicycle
that wasn't the sate make es bee.,
" Ose of my salt beadaehes." you will
hear people frequently say, as if the owe -
plaint wee hopeimely incurable. As a at -
ter of fact, Ayr. Pills not mealy relieve sick
5eadaehe but effootsally remove the payee
.t tai. drtremtag •unpinint, and •o bring
shoat • permanent osre,
A keeband agreed to give his wit. $15 •
week te remain in numerative silence, de -
2 e. ter each superfluous word .he
.es.sw� She now owes him nearly enough
te pay the National Debt.
• high military authority hat ezprem•d
hie *Woe that M the .ext great war the
r.vIry will ,e in hared... oerrieree, and
tut irf ..'Loy ea bikes, while the artillery
will b. so heavy that it weal i • in the field
at all.
May -It was tee bed Mat Mier Nevis.
disappointed the authorise at the •we•e•
perfnrm•.e•.
Fosse -Bat she didn't. She was able to
appear, atter •11.
May -Yes: hot it wee generally anppo•ed
Mast she would sot be able te appear.
" It a very kind of you. -ai.s," said
the tramp, " to give me snob • rood Ma-
ar.
Don'* eneatiea it, poor era." said the
kindly -hearted wow.
" Bus I will repay yea" maid the trump,
astefolly. " i91 teU all my pale that ye.
• e • dimty-bsareed lowest thin ain't
never !sews haw es amok setlds' dew,
es Ma.y'll give year Mose the go-by sad
won't sever bother yes'
aidHe
e (hietery)-Pkhaw 1 All trews esee
Rime -TM why M She weri de yea spied
es web time trying be led the ase you
went le wry f
Meeh/ -few die popes new bask gN V
tale willitien 1
BeMf-may. mamma. 1 load papa may
int that that hook wee Loa d,y be
Warse I ie be the hash tab rad iee the we
He -You are the only seams 15.ve seer
loved.
85.-D. yes expose me be bellows that !
He 1 de I *wear N in Wm.
Seo --Th.. 1 MW.,. yea- Any man who
would .zpeot a wew le believe that ma-
w have bees mere is the -,s.7 .1 wt•-
" Can 1 gee *myth's, es the web r•
asked the s•ai5brander biaer se be permeated •
. ales ebreanta,tsr a► the tip of the Three
Boli.
" Abate leer year.. I Wald think." re -
plod the deesetive, whip had Mao waiting
far the mM.5g geode be tars ap.
Her lather (eom5g euddo.ly is* the
room) -15, what's thin !
H., Lever -I was telling Yrs dada •
Ater .
H'ar Father- W nth you- arm amend her
bet waist
Her Lover -Kr -yes, .r, it was • love
story.
" Did you me Bro•kees '. b asked ea
the bill-oolleolor oame in.
' Yee, ver ; I west in and told him I won
a bill-ooll.oae."
" And what did be say !"
" He said he was ter, and that it'd leave
my bill he'd tab. plo :re is adding it to
be collection."
CRISP AND CASUAL.
Weep. rook nett to the blgbsee assess of
ants is point of insect iocellye.oe.
It is sated that is Para there are some 80-
000 dap, or '•e for every thirty inhabit -
amts.
It takes about three meooeda foe • mai-
awe to go from oar end of the Admit*
cable to the other.
It ham been oomputed that the average
growth of the fingernail M about oar -thirty-
second of an inch per week.
The longest paved street in the world is
Waahmgtoe-.t, Boston, whiob s 17i miles
long. The shortest ie the Rae Ble, Paris,
shite ie barely 20ft. long.
The Japanese are food of bathing. In the
city of Tokio there are 800 public bath-
houses In which • pereoe cars take • bath,
bot or oold, for • nom equal to oar half -
peony.
The Czar gave orders for 10,000 free dia-
pers to the poor of Mosoow on the oorew-
tion, and darter the populist fete., looting
shout three week., 5,001 more dinoere were
given duly.
The flake of Weetesinieter is the father
of more ohildr.e sham any other individual
whose name figures in the peerage. There
were gegen *Wren born of the first duch-
ess, and there are eiz by the sewed.
Nearly every B•itieh warship carries
eight, and every antis* lour fully -equipped
divers. whose duty it a to repair soy ddam-
age.uet•ased by the vessel below the water
°baring
the propellors, sed recovering
the
la Fraao• the rate for • btoyolo ls one
penny and no more. from any statics on the
Use Mo 5.y other The Freoch teaa.it oos
paim have foresight enough to ase thee •
very great increase in fares mast result
from nameable rates on the wheels.
At the opening of an electric exhibition'
is New York. the Governor pressed • "old-
en key whiob fired masa' in New York,
See Fresoisoo sad New Orlse.s, by power
furnMbed by Niagara The roar of Niagara
was transmitted by telephone te New York,
and made audible in the ezhibitio..
Oar of the semisweet oompstitions ever
beard of woo deaided recently in Birming-
ham. It woo ea oyster opening oompett-
twe. Experts at the bummer' were invited
is • trial of skill, the trial to last five min-
utes, ..ad the first prise, f10, w.. woo by •
cook la oar of the leading restaurants.
Coins made of plate -glass ooloared to
hole wood .re attracting lineation is
Wage. They are .beeper than wood's
ns, se they can be made for 2. per res -
foot. They are soli to be more dor•
thea metallic caskets and can be her -
lastly sealed. They will shortly be
pf•otured, it is mid, on • very large
le.
o artiole @bowing hew the Rontgee rave
t surgeons &posers la the' West.' la
of the oases anentio.ed the pottiest was
wean, who bad no • needle into her
L The purges* weld w detest ite
ewe until hewas r hand wphoto r.
phed
the rays, whew a slight shadow trod
the w.meabwte of the meal, SO4 it
eneeessfelly extradited.
rem)
Ch
eoffi
sing
able
met
moa
a
A
sena
one
• w
bas
P e
with
sated
was
Bird
the
the
vai
000.
the
lag
in
resehed
.t
"anima
Amortise
ated
Col*
rare
each.
•mosg
excise*
IRONS
died
Hy
park,
Bois d
teal
parka
*soled
are is
thud*
Fon
throws
Perin
ar Jar Mahon** Khan, the agent of
Ammer of Atghaai.ea. in Bombay, is
bearer of gifts to the Queen which are
lied at thirteen Laths of rupees, or f130. -
The gibs are an aeksowl•dgm*t ol
hospitality .sown to the 86•he•d. dur-
be Whet The gifts w mid to nosed
vane anything et the kW that see ever
the Cows.
Elephants, which w killed off la Africa
the rat. et 66,000 • year. cannot long
this wsolesele botebery. The
biomes W been .lmset eztersein-
and with u the European bine and
is sow go
ars too be wortTheh from to .500
le a e•mpantively few years three,
Where, may be .zpeoted te become
sad all t� will be left to haters
Hone will he photographs, .kdete..,
tailed spathe ..,
de Park, the meet dietisotive Leaden
were &early 400 aoree. The Paris
• B*logs' *vire 2,200 sorsa 0...
Park, the men deMnefiv. et New Yerk
wvwa 800 sane Colloetively--tool
tug these parka in the soburb-there
Lowe 22,000 serge of park lend. In-
ne as park' the aMghhoriag forests of
tainehlesma, with 42,000 acres, sad 8a
with
is 172,000 5 16' perk aver./. of
Aleve everywhere in Frame*** prima.
pal theatre •f the Mown kdeags te the
meni.ipai ..undl, which partly wowpe t4
self few the eaplhal seek by the rest.
charged to the temp a er, lsosees, The .t-
jest, however, .4 a Frew* town ooa.eil in
set to We • peat ego rf its theatre busi-
ness, but le provide the ratepayers with •
hand.'.., ensadb.e b.ildi.g, where
they ran ee be ass • play without fear of
big .tlfied, sad which they ere wrist eat
setmnaae with seen feel./ of ofvio
Meet Resides keep "• man •f
straw' as reetteerdble la return for
thew of bis sew be draws • salary .1
about A900 • yea,. I. the event els pros..
Sutiea. Ib• etas et straw has es sealed fire.
If the *limes. a yali..t the paper, ha has
Mo p to primes Besse time sem the ow el
straw el the "Nene Treys" wee eta-
Mused * hew easedba' wee the Orae pion d werkhah. had dews for
.see 7505,tag i.rlg5 haw We
drawing hi d bem lery •. Mims
regularly
Sams Lends, dent in% w sew wring the
awl elese ime wba.wbasa� e t law w VW med.
nasi
etch the third 1. abashed t. the lereeeen
The 'Mimi the hamlime. Br obverts
esivsM Is se
Um al..l�..esay a ter w , le
tate'. Mo
the Moots The i.seaset the Lomb is busied
MUNNIPAL COUNCILS
it. as well se the •re.e..di.g perils. h
v
ASHnai.0
(:oa.M1 mmjse • c..............,„
against the (4 ease roll es greeted
that their Iud a tee huffily • - --.-i is
ooep•rtsoe self others Thea Webster,
Da•.d johaeten.Gea Carrie, Wm. Vrut-
m•• and Jare.Robissen. The roll woe
adopted withost•ny redu•eioa *dory.
Auetu appealed 1 baro . port of hot 25. L-
R &esesged to suyart tie d.p•r.' • solaced.
Appo.l not greet,' hte he bad mot complied
with Separate Sokol Aot. Chaise* wore
issued for 15. Allowing aeousta It
Twansley, repairia4oulve,t S. R 9 sad 10,
06 50 ; A. Welfare. plank for bridge eon
•.Looe. *.5.5.51e to pews. A jerk, and le e
out.
l• M the *wee at tl•.dri.gym that
sees asset shall be weighed .1 the Ord
eseveeieet opportaaity •iter having bees
shows hie bedroom en he arrival, red able
Piet Woes kw dewier*. A book 1. kept
is whish the •.tegr.phe, weeghte asd deem
of the gee* at the time of weighing ars re-
oorded..ad this bulky volume forme • moose
uteeeet*sg ooll.o•ie. of .ategrsphe. The
same. of •early all the orowa•d beads .ad
easy of the Wadley ezeime res of Europe
may Ise head is it, wail. the •ability figure
largely, and art, meioses. literate., and
the drama are repremented by their leaden.
Oar .t the leading Brits* •hipb.Ndere
prepense to abandon the wiaeweriseeniar
oar•mosy at future lasncbing of vessels
from hie dank., hot be will eah.tisete 4., it
smother rod eve. prettier idea. kiereatter,
instead of breaking the bottle ef
en the vessel'. noes, the fair lady
loose a o•gefol of .wih herd., whit& will fly
in all direstione se Ole ship begins te move,
typifying the diverse nature of aet.m.rea
This idea, which a borrowed from the J•p-
as.e., boohoo Itberty end economy. The
birds are given their freedom, .ad the wise
ie saved for other th-..pilline porpoise.
FARMERS FUN.
The good fermi r .see seer, • barresilag
.ig5 e.
A former may bet ,thl,@s sod yes brise
many an sere.
Sometime. • former looks as seedy se hie
Marra in th. Spring.
The farmer .bn.M always sleep int bed,
but . ever 1. • oeler' had.
1 , • farmer Dore in the 5.11 is worth
mere time owe on the tow
The tvmer'uerop differs from • ohickee's
and is geoerally .note •.latbla
1180♦ • farmer w .mall nnta'oes
..11, although he ratites ver) l.ree ones for
the market.
AFRICAN HEROES.
The iooident of the thirty-two 5'it:.h
eoldlen singing the National Anthem as
their death chant w @is tboueaod M•t•bele
overpowered them, receive@ powc setting
from L•zzie Jewett, to The ('.n•diao Mage -
Ain.. We quote the first and Met pair of
.froze, :
Singing the " Death Song "
With voices clear and strong,
Loud rolled the words along,
" God Stye the Queen."
Staging at the hour of death,
Sieving with the dymg breath,
Singing, though .11 bops bad left,
God Steve the Queers."
Only thirty-four were they,
British veterans worn and grey.
Many thousands fought that day,
There they bravely fell.
Fighting tell each shot woo gone,
Though two hundred were to one.
Oh, their work was bravely done,
Bravely done rod well.
Wsitiag not for farewells add,
Kneeling oe their gory bed,
Singing till .sob moo was deed,
Died the Thirty-four.
There they died, a noble band,
Died on Atrio's burning sena,
Faithful to their native land,
Died the Tbirty-four.
Loyal Kagliehmen wars they,
Leja on their dyior day
To their dear horse. tar away,
Loyal to their Queen.
Thus they sere,, the Thirty four,
San/ whets they 000ld Setif no more,
Sang till life itself was o'er.
" God Save the (Dees..'
Wattles ter Wised.
Small Boy (on river bask)-i)o you know
'bout weather !
Old Gentlemen -I have studied meteors
olgy a little.
Small Boy -Well, I've be* etandia' bore
'moot an hoar wraiths' for the wind to blow
bard. and it won't blow a bit Do you think
It will ewe !
1 shouldn't weeder, my little sten $The
sky looks very streaky. But what :do' you
want of wind !"
1 want to have . swim." "'� �•+
" It dose not require wind to go swim-
" No ; but mamma woo't let me leo ta.
That's why I want wind. " _ .
' I don't understand." .
" Y.. doss ! len • wood time sines you
were a bey, isn't it ±"
" Yew :. geed while,'
" Aad your esem'ry isn't very rood, 1
@ 'pass,"
Perhaps nor I •..grimy ranee* reosll
any 000eeotios between wind and swim-
frs�- Why, don't you era! It • wised cots
W ong and blows my bat into the water I
can go in after it, and m•ennm won't my e
word. She paid three asd nisepesoe for
that hat "
Des's wear • boot or glove unsiehtly.
Des's wear a thing that need. reps*.
Deal. please, ferget to brush your hair.
Don't ever wear too large a obeok
Des's skew too snob of snowy neck.
A REMARKABLE CASE.
Me urnatleset ef 20 yeast' Handing
radleally cured by States
•anaparilla-
Me& Sarah Browning, as estimable
resident d the Ambitious City, was fee
twenty years a ,offerer Loos acme rb.r
tame, and her restoration to health is
so remarkable that we present tie rase
ter the benefit of sur readers, sun elf
whets are dsubdess sufferers Ire. this
palatal complaint which arises Goes bled
passe. Mrs. Browning says i " i used
only e s bottle .f Scotts 3areaparil]a mad
received such benefit that I a:atlawsd
*55*.; ealy' at intervals Mr nese swathe,
That is sorsa to eeths age, sad the �
las net returned. i had spent a fortune
is various " treatmeat• . sad was told by
else ./dice* man that a guru was fab
peesible as 1 hod suffered tie loop.'
ficetefled ti ibeli..d tures ley m`k
pure. It • flesh by deiblermiogr _
is die ineeeamtai beide. he the
weld te4.i' dpepepsis. nerve".
busbies. riseuumatiesi. sciatica, aii=
wed' R.. Gun w bill to ono ti
apeenteL
•
10 $4.30 ; Jae Lae, repairing bridegroom*
10. 54 ; 8. Treleaven' repairing ditch eon.
6,50e ; S. Sberwood,drua, tee. 10, 112 00 ;
Jse. 1.111.. removbte sed repsiriog asl•ert
101 3, eon. 10, $3 60 ;firs I hck.oa, cedar
ter oelverte, $3 ; A tohie. regainng cal -
vert end grovel R.I. sad 4, roe. 11. 53 ;
Thor, R'eh.rd.oe. 'reel. $4 40 ; L Fay,
r'palrieg S 8654 7/; A l' R.0 It ate te 66
yard. }f grev.l •t P"wtIlbrrt 115 18 ; Jae.
151' , rep.iriog 9 R end 4 $1 50 ; Wm.
MoNab, siriag rood e) Tsvlor'. mill :6 ;
ter grovel, O3:
culvert at Crag
5i•g on nr'Ot
r450r5, bur.pv5.g
soul. 51 60 ; Js. Fol•7. klMkieg on Ise*'.
..du 87 1 J... H•'ilend, `rvp.irine read,
•.a 2. $1 : J M O'RiebO *liking Mari ko It .1us7$--Take *0 o�wtbtllt
Lncy ►• H'ire tif agp•l•••d K Pott Cough rad Cold$
rile, repeirt
-; James Irr
Wm. MoArthetetiosary, 1
Girvin. •s wards. of 15..nu y waned oa
the aliened. asking that Zee or" erf 1' C
5 'nprt.tion h. eappl0.n,stgd Ally . 1pa
(hes 1
Wm. Stewart, repair*
ford, $11 yen Harris.
Cewa@•nrs; 'foo Thos.
Met adopt the Ilam mode
I)..'s troll Veil/ draw epee the reed.
Don't ever I.year waM1 tie tightly, +
o.
PYHY-pECTORAL
Positively Curse
COUGHS and COLD
fa a surprisingly short egos. It'. a •d
..Ubewrleimy. teed 8.d a r, sowbi g
sad besting lair epees.
W. C. McCoa•aa a Sow,
boat5ts. Qas.,
0. s.s.Wier mama.t.h..t . rirevrrr.r.tflan.kb*
y 5..N • *Saari WO.wS.r -r •
M.. J. H. Hut-.,
mea Yw•ttr l , uraalo, writes
• geoweal and .11=71
Palaila .1.mi so .anal
hos One Ormum.. +.r Le I .0 y
er the
h r .'earns M.M ..'Mor tOee ,least t.
ti• tams alma .tib n.• a. Woo 5515.,,,
�1� eek ar.a� ..euv.r.aw
e arwe tll551$., 111 As.
DAVIS a LAWRENCE CO, 1 tete
Sole Proprsetur.
Her rr.at.
great: The /ewes woo aa• lWIf A
the reeve if v1 set Weevils*"matter. .1 M. &shorn,Sialtti obue-
oil in eonseo'ina with*. si 54 Os.I
tario E'eotreo Reilw•y,M., wkba the
necessary steps be takes as tolls** bap
of rig t of -way to the c'rmp•nv r Heil
sdjouroed to meet .vein nn the •27' of
Jany- Il' ST..TIfI.R (l.,k.
�• pldlarresee.
A we" knos, L,ly,wbo e. j„yea'he prig- I
'lege of the entree at a recent Drawl
Room, ant hopele.r:y bloLked in the st
ol o•rr1apes of fl -e 'sweet company goidy
to the Palace Pe•tieg her heed oat of '50
wfedow, .he oiled • policemen and remon-
strated with him :
" Perhaps you don't know who i am • I
am the wife of • Cabinet Mtniet'r.--
" I sin very sorry, madam.- was the re-
ply of the impotent -shit., mini.,. "t the law,
" hot I Wold nor let woo pas' even it you
were the wtfe of • Wesleyan miriater."
ray's
Syrup (3id
S ruce
um
Red
TIER OLD STANDARD A$MZI;DT
POR COTTONS, COLDS, ASTHMA
sod an Adeedoom (gibe pun..
•mte
you got our. Sltsp, set.o
Laa ,la awl pa a bens. d
nst!
everywhere..
Mom WATtioN 1* Cep. Pteovrttstewt>t
I:♦ moAt?I2SAL
1
IT"t,l GREAT WASTE
S
Soap
Foresees all the good
Mere can beInagood
Soap. 1n .bort,
IT IS PURE
Nothing is added to
cheapen
nit or redoes
Its quality ••-
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BOOKS POR WRAPPERS
For every la "Saoligh." wrappers .crit
to Leese Boos., Ltd.. Toromo
a .ssf.l pe er-boend book will be sent,
or a eloti-bound for yo wrappers. ���JJ
�J
.
THESE BRISK UTTLE PILL$
ANC tbAeyty WHAT 15 Aaw.•a .tree/ e
All s, COrseaPAyaON, BPCA
NtArraCMr. NltiOua &TIAea. re.
DyNeMel foto tats aT moa,
• Ws 000o•s Mtacn..
"e...ws»•. TerteeTe. Otey.
Coal & Wood Yard
The undersigned begs to inform
the public that he keeps on hated
all grades of
HARD
SOFT
COAL
•Ni)
BLACKSMITH COAL.
PRICES OF W000 REDUCED.
Ne5et•1 •ttw•ttw eves te
OUT SPLIT WOOD
QII and Qat prices and see ample*of��
Oise and yard, NELSON -8T.,
eater Ihrese 14... R.
D C. STRACAN.
Of Paint to poi on n Por .-article.
it will ter, h•, • a .hon t :.o.,• at.4 •-oat e• s-ly as
much ae. r..d.. . wt tee'h• lett ewilllast
for years an.l.',k h. Kht .1 .hr a -5.e Tree
Eo0oomy u 1., the w e f ..r id oracle. An
ouch we can recommend
SOM ERV ILLE'S
ABSOLUTELY PURE
WHITE LEAD
f:uarenteed by the White Lead Association
of Canada. and reootnmesded by our prede-
ressore toe leers se the beet whits load os the
market.
DAVISON & CO.
Good Good. and Right Peons.
PATthTS!
CAVEATS. TRAIN NARIS 440 COPMNINTI
Obtained, and all business 1n the U, 8, Pantie
Office attended to at MODER! TS PISS.
Our Dace 1. oppa.lto the L'. 8. Pallet Oe•
Bee, rad Iry man o Pate 1a les dam
b.. these -.sot' eras !PIEHINQTON.
Amid MODEL OR DRAWING.. Log We as-
elsws a to pateaaMl1iy 01 free
WE OS
we maks O QR'/ B9
TA IN PA TENT.
W neer, heny
, to the Postmaster. the S
x Order D1v., and to officiate of On
U. 8. Peeeet Odea For otrealer, advise
Wine and refereeesa to actual onsets la yew
awn Mate or County write to
C • MOW a err..
Oppewlte Patent Ofdoa W&ehtagt3m:D 0.
7-11
FOR TWEN I Y -SIX YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THECOOKSBEST FRIEND
LAIt$gaT SALE 1N CANADA-
OODPRJ 7B
8TBAM BOILER WORSE.
A. S. C H RY STA L,
sismossorie w•b.l
zsaaaesetar of •11 tied' of
re
BOZLFRB,
Smoke Stacks. Balt Pans, Sheet iron
work., etc., etc.,
And Dealer 1.-
�d�•m. Maeh5.ry Castings, Ata
All vises of Pipes •ed Pipe Fitting..
Seeas and Water 0.s,.., Gbb. valves.,
coma �..eme vOsestaMM7 es Nmad and L-
Pp�1''lMssea at Lowetee
• spseW line of Steel Water end Hein
kr sea of farmers sod mems.
iirmort p -..U, as.esded te.
qty P. f1. Dee A aederteeh Oat.
Vertu -Oppose. a T. i. banes, 0ed orb