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unfortunate
Cod-liver oil suggests
consumption, which is al-
most unfortunate.
Its best use is before you
fear consumption ; when
you begin to get thin, weak.
run down ; then is the pru-
dent time to begin to take
care, and the best way to
take care is to supply the
system with needed fat and
strength. Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil, with hypo -
phosphites, will bring back
plumpness to those who
have lost it, and make
strength where raw cod-
liver oil would be a burden.
Ai. i0.�.N�.«� ",am.aer(��ieL
fi.mr, s at: leGasvlth. O.r eta seal 4o..
CRISP Ano: C48UAL-
Mors than 400.000,000 Ib. of soap M amid
Eo1Mad yearly.
.!ooh M the rush of teatime to Europe
that Meese steamers recently ,tilled from
New perk in sea week.
Hair dye M ,,soldered es detrimeot•1 to
long Ido that • Part. Warsaw oo.paay re-
fuses to were the lives of persona who use
it
Japanese demote sever present bills to
their patient.. They await the latter'. in-
clio•tim to pay, and thea thankfully accept
whatever sem ie elated.
Then bas hese • further steams is the
Itostgen ref phetographe The hears.
leer, and other [stews& organs have b.ea
ewes is whoa. and their .endities, whether
bealtby or otherwise, {dearly es+•bbb.d.
The least Io.oe orchards is Use weld
are thio. in Sicily. whete an acro of 1....s
i. worth £300.
The value of bioyols exports frees Great
Britain. whale sr is partisan, wee last year
• mdito. aid • hell eterliaet.
Only ase marble sates of the banes
figure with eyelashes M karma. It M the
seeptsg Addles. sow el tate nese et the
Verdes .ad was Peeled la 1401.
ordinary .Y teat weighs wily ,sees
.lever
Preemie, Herbs, .e Visalia, .,stets Was
the .es dew see prows* ess.kles. !My
...0. Maar, ho sem h tfllwss wader Me
cgs tie alz er yam srlissher Mpwd
to she sae sr sat
it Y ..M Met • Leena w.11.ka.w husk
bat ea Inylsrle s.aaeem l • many Mild
no menses' drake, . that at • .!goal from
ow .f rhes ..y s..po.W ~Weer sus he -
Mealy bow W photograph takes witbeet
hie kawri des.
A. set.msd .w•Ilew. whl.\ bad Its nese
sear Chnwyd, is Shropshire. ese sseetgbt
sad takes i. • ewe a Losses. warm It
was released. !t esteemed M its stn is
e ight, mistee hadeg ..e..plw.d •
diereses of 146 mil. at • rate of nearly two
Wks • Wows.
Is Serbia se somas M alleged to ride sie
tea of ea ooalhes
Mr. Gladdest, usually has throe books to
✓ e.dieg at the .ase ti.., seed Waage, (rem
..e to the .Mer se he ,.. id—. that Ids
mind bas readied she Medi of Its •bserp-
ties.
A well -knew. •e,eead has soloed that
the voice 0f • woe•. M audible M a ballon
at the height of dwelt ewe itis., slide
that of • mea W sever reaohed higher
time a mils.
Darien the alterations to Trevor Hell.
Llangollen, the workless felted la the roof
160 £5 Book of gashed sate,, aid • bask -
hook 00.t•i.i.1 deposits s.oa.tty to 1'1.-
200. The seism b believed to have WM
then for 72 years.
A depsatioe trona the mineral water
trade M the Hews SeonMry sated that
30,000 women were engager! is the trade is
aka.Leads. aaa O.. firmi output of
bottles varied !rem 3,000.000 to 4.000,000 •
week is the Summer menthe.
The ,swot of the haves white &wiosltar-
v deptomise bas wreathe ea the Weems. of
olerxymse was expl•ised at the weal
.eating of the Fries& of the Clarity. There
ere sew 9,000 bowsaws reodvi.g le. thee
C300 • year. 5.900 reeninee les. that £200,
3,000 r.esivi.g lee time £150, sad 400 re-
o.i.leg Mee the. £50.
A remarkable iadiyideal awned Fostm•y
eat just died at Moetpollier. Despite the 1
fan that he poesss.d 25,000,0001., he was
dttguetiagly miserly. la the arewM. with
his egged. dirty olotb., be looked like •
Swear. He was Dearly .vest, years old.
tad bad .ever been married. He dew ant
germ to hey say relatives.
YOUR PORTR
FUS$IN[ss.
• bees{ AfatMt... bas ef t,wvtie M es MN
Iowa
?Wow Mos aortal essay et peon sed.
dear madams. it yea lees hansom, lyes •e-
rsmMy le your beans amt. avoid the well
Met tome. the .10.014.. eleartileme whisk •tastes be b
the Whose el ail .4,.s.., tied bowlegs in-
stead • term -tesptelag vise—seal dew's Pte
a has. P...ta•Uty M • shrine apes wile*
We fess' mesas dashes• herself, end de-
sins
.sins teas every seeder .e hor bem.sbsld
' herald also he .arises. W• apdol i last •
swami. assegai of psaaI..h5y M anent y
d she wheels of the household are to he rmi
smoothly, let order tied anepllss are so-
wWl ; bet is theme d.ye of perpetual
movement it M impossible for • large hs-
Ily to keep fres newas.•l Ir.esgresgoe b
this .titter.
11 ikon is • w. Il knows rele is the beeps -
bed watb regard to the time o1 meals, .to.,
se ono world wish M dierM•rd It: bat may
me allowance be made for the mtast n ok, s
Maio, for the d.orepaooy of docks, sr Mir
the thousand sad ow .Mohaaoer which be -
sit ow oetaide the walla of home
Tier, are woe wawa who twist ea ewe
harrowing regularity in the dosaente d.
sole that all the hontei•SISS b eti.iwted
tied • prism would he • oMerfal .bods lo
oo.psrtsoo. N.&.eas ►.d peaotaslity aA
two admirable fete twee. bat, like wary we
ether Brod this, rope wroag.whes they are
owned to extremes they brio' about jest
the result that the home-wker wishes to
•void.
• Slip.
'• Dearest,'' cooed the sweet girl, " yea
Wye told me so oleos I am your first love
but should late ever pert u., proses r
You'll savor show my lettere to your
ant "
•• How own •ou spook .o, darling ! ' broke
in the noble yo,ib. Ro. know 1'4 savor
.how show. y, have 1 over showed you
the lettere written oro by—"
Via the eolith Gutlessly paused : sad the
chilling alesoe could be heard regains of
W. reef outside.
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Parties
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13R BEPORE HAS ANY NEWSPAPER YADI RUGH AN
OTFER TO ITS 1111111SORIBESK
as a portrait can be
THES1ONAL,
filadatish,a
Pettit, of Wel was •
at Tee Times o Ile isas
to the paper, bee for years
jibs meet business
✓ oe. He ie possessed of
oeaeider•ble nvative ., mad is the
holder of es paresis his own toms
doom. Toe mem waw s of Mr. Pet-
ttt s serious t 1 mg 000 lied ihetese, and
wee delighted see •h he had baa re-
stored to e• Th. lu wer to enquiries
ea to how this . been ought about, Mr
Pettit prompt) sed •.4i.ueslly replied :
„ 1)r. Willie • P.uk p 1. did rt " Beteg
farther intern sod s. o whether he was
willing than the .eta a 1d be toads public
be oheerfslly . o give a statement
for tbat pa. .hin s.hetwce is •s
follows : He w : ut stacked to the Fall
d 1892, after do in digging • ogler.
Tho meet syn . w meow is the right
hip, which wutw mese ly two year..
It thea end M the other ley
ad M nth seseatisles warn a
einnesie sed ssbe parManerwd M
host Wee Est. pworse sad add walk b■s
• short dM . ' Bois weed give
oat, wed be M • M cast He
1eh that if be w•I forty rods wise -
eat revise w. . dieltt • t
R
deal. R. bed beet d la•leytre•Iieat
.ed tend trams ..diel.. theist say Mao
dont remelts. : • se that s..di•
ties for about y.•n, be eaaxpsot-
I dly . . t y be wee re-
tetakag twee - to W by train.
Mr. J , d Pist.s. al. • pa. -
eager m the n. M ' . it will be re-
membered,
.membered, w d W y who had
obtained .51 fro. Pfek a bad gh-
ee • thtit rase • masa-
direly. H• beau by Dr. Wil-
liams' Ptak he bti. swim her •
Mama b al she .mal edlishig
Mr. Paled deism teed. . dry es to
who he w.. hers fV . he
ap-
pd aim asad ...shoed.
you leek • saes." f&r. P dMs•nW
AM MON r. " Take Dr.
wilikleme I keen,
awes wait .e Mars M n rM.Aexp.m
sataded will ears yea-" Pettit
WI tend y Wale end . . to get
nod that w. somewhat Mee
easily
t
lbs advise es dYalmdmed. Pfak
Pills • MS rest In
..
e r that he este ledeiripe
Ito Plak Monet
lag M the whelk rub
box. owl HM are be ' to
he Per It is ear 'tidy a .loram
he the mese etdm Yr.
Pettis hei bedews be es b-
beldam had m set ter
heabekomaeatao
ef
as that
so s fides iria-
of 'lbs NW or
a�� ria
Pleb eau
weeld posh
Nits tikk theillehelliMilat Ph*
PIM0. MI6 dad dews*
tbe
Ides
em
et seem
Prem . whisk Pin: the the
W Pleb
sena 'b"
mole ashes
elm ME
IN THE ENGLISH WAY
LEGISLATION AS INITIATED IN THE
"TIGHT LITTLE ISLANC-."
laillernsist.g C.eslr.rfw. W\N\ Tarsiers
Legal e. Settles t:.•e.rv.tt•,r As
AMreat Change of III.t►M ae.,rl.g-
4 wl.g I.treet road b, Trades 1.5....
U we perceive en abuse we make
Just sufficient tshange W get rid of it.
not caring In the least, for tummy,,,
that the monarch poses.,• a legal
veto,but only making It ImpuesILie that
a minister should on any uoimelun ad
vise the monarch to ezerclao Ws legal
poetise. Powers. In rect, do not frighten
treat attend we never withdraw them
,theare abd. w•(.il•
au
Frenuntil.•hymaq frantuse.c to It tblmp that a
Archbishop of Canterbury could. mere
ly as .r-hbbhop. make doctors of mrd
eine at d'seretion: bet as the arc
bishops never misuse that very Lunn
prerogative the l:ngliehman does n.
Ware.
'!'hit temper, of course, produces consenaLiam of a kind, a conservatism.
boweier, consistent with great bo:d-
nees in experiment. The Ent:nehmen
Erol, -s hie way very cautiously. soma -
Usha even timidly. but If his object Is
tar oR he w11) go on steadily for very
long distances. 1fe wanted in 16118 to
put Parliament slier.- the throne once
fur all. and ro, though he refused to
Modify' the prerogative- and would not
even hear Of a Republic, he In the
Most c..mmonplaoe way. as If he wer-
tsodlQ Ing oopyhold tenure. Just I:l-
vented a legal action, and—changed
the dynasty.
He would not for worlds declare that
women ought to have all the legal free..
dos of men: but the other day It oc-
curred to him that It was "a g. eat
shame" that marriage should dis-
possess women of their property: so
almost In silence without the slight-
est Idea adoing anything dramatic,
be made women. as regards property,
the equals 0f men—perhaps the great-
est .•ectal revolution ever carried with-
out a fight. Tet he will not admit woe
men to all the professions. or allow
them to claim university degrees: but
opens one door after another when
paas.ge Is strongly asked tor, and al-
lows the women to obtain the "equi-
valent of degree."—that la, allows
them Intellectual rank without the
power of governing universit ies.
which might be Inconvenient. As re -
SWAB property, the end eeuld not be
reached without a big change, so be
made the big change: but as regards
the professions, the end can, he thinks.
be reached by piecemeal reforms, so be
doles out rights by the cup.
11e has. In tact, none of the dlsoon-
tent with Intellectual Imperfectness
which marks the Frenchman, but just
remedies the concrete abuse, leaving
the abstract wrong to sulk if It hies
la the corner, where It is in nobody's
way. The truth Is he considers that
the one test or an institution, or a
law, or a line of action Is result, and
if he approves the result. is perfectly
contented Bo flzed le this idea In his
mind that he even applies It to creeds,
and considers Macaulay perfectly sensi-
ble when he exhibits. as proof positive
that Protestantism is more right than
Catholicism. the fact that a Protestant
canton in Switzerland is usually more
prosperous than a Catholic one. How
can there he better evidence, nays the
Englishman- though be hears every
week of places where the wicked
flourish like a green bay tree,
We wish very much that the Bishop
of Peterborough. with his unsurpassed
knowledge of English history and Ada
obvious interest In the recesses of the
Phrgttsh character, would tellhe .belt
asimela assume ili'
s 15.tIM .mL
Se,we.
Tae Bratton Gameness s era she .wow s
of oboist 25.000 ds, the greater seater
beteg m laths. whore they are kepi to r.
smns
eery* at the .esalsfdopase, to men
varices, rsestrwteat.—,eek se the serfage amp emcee to .el aretiene, ..4 mp evil-
Paris$.00101s of$.00101rte
e uaeagt.g ...s ►r lir of
s .reh. is we war .t 1878. ie Afghanis -
tee. carte were seed by the British. Mems
60,000 died derl
i., the ,.meas frees mei.
meleesmeleesearl sweeties. l.ol.ded in thewl
above are the °as employed is Egypt
wire the Britleb army .f eesepaties- Jw
1884 86 • camel corps et 1.000 was formed.
which did esesllest serves* durng the war
sparest the MahAt proww
s bn.ss de
awl seem tb.emed easge belear img M the
Bettie\ t10vermthe are .e,eged is . ad-
vad-
mit* a ho
Dongele is t-go.dea, and the
m
'loveroeet is st111 b.yisr largely. so !het
probably before the Autumn campaign is
n over those somberly will be at leans doubled.
Ala the maare obtained they are orp•.•
hod into oo
mosttis. .f 400 web
b-
y nr..ghthl.
't 1 Yonne Wife My dear. there te • aesth-
etes welsh, to the otber room. He wants
spi
r t. ck 10 you 'r
be thinks haul &eii aft. are tnst&
English ends. He seems to say all
through Ms lecture that the principal
end of an Englishman is, not to be
Interfered with: but is that quite true
as regards the nation? W are not
quite sure. Thr people, no doubt, 11,..
vented the phrase, "An Englishman's
house Is his castle." they have never
borne for long a dteclpllnary church,
and tbey have always appeared intoler-
ant of pollee supervision, while they
reject with anger that claim of "the
family" to Interfere with the Individual
which M the very bests and buttress
of the continental systema a social
lite.
All the same the Englah bore for
Year. the most interfering aystevn of
taxation ever devised—nobody under
sixty now knows what the old laws of
taxation were or their premature on gen-
eral life --they submit to the moot ab-
ominable Interference thorn their trade
unions. and they are betraying, u
power passes to lower and lower strata
of the people. a perfect passion for the
"Inspection" and "supervision." that le
Interference, which on the continent
they denounce. They like to be Ind,.q
pendent, we allow, but there are sharp
and sometimes narrow Smite to that
desire which. Indeed. they give up
whenever they feel that they want
protection. We should say ourselves,
If we were compelled to define the
essesoe of the English character Yee a
phrase, that they wanted to be oo a -
sortable with a deer 000sclesee"—the
reason why they have Invented their
queer secondary creed, respectability.
—London Spectator.
I•s•..Ny .f Ansa.
A lady 11 town who hu recently
been very much annoyed crew the
colonies of small rod ante that hired
the house, making themselves particu-
lerly obnoxious by taking possession
of everything 1n the form of eatables,
devisetd a .chemo wbIch she thought
would baler trio 11161• pasts- Rho took
tour bowie, Oiled them nearly fell with
water. then paced the legs 0t a table
le Mem. and on slur tide whatever
sees waived to keep from them. Thin
worked all right ter a while, but a tear
days ago dee was aitonish.d to Cod
several ants on the table, apparently
milts at bonne. On lov..tigating she
found a Hee of sets erawling np one
of tem bow1E waitress amen tato tbw
water. g*5..teg stress to the table
I. sed ae M ep tato rover. While
eons wee. ethers were tWnrri-
isg by rite soar to. apparently joy -
fel pt hawing stormed sed taken the
etta.W. A .ptiekltteg of bhrk pepper
es the water he thole Bowes ise for the
premed trental the swore. With rertm-
wifes' met oaf the thisedeea, 1t eel he a
weir sir >t they ole test bridge the
Sheets sad atte:a es& le that
w , y._,ft.5
,.l. 1l. etsr,
• ..e .r......M
A bt'7rie .eel is the knee Mem se
tlt.*nets.
He—Do you lower him !"
else—Yoe mod forgive .e. doling, but
of 4to you have heed fr.4Med with a
tough : Wades, you take se little mire of
yeorself, anti —(►h ' if you only knew how
uxtous 1 am about yea. Soppos I were
to lose yea, love." lithe berate into sob-
bing and throw. herself on ht. breast. )
He—Com., my deer, silly ohild. do be
calm. .40 M °elm. People don't dee of a
lyltght oold. Still, if it will [swift you,
ahoy the dootor is. Who is it ' Dr. Pallet,
eh !"
Ste --it im't • fleeter, dear. I: is --it M
—it is • life-tu.u,aso. seeps !"
A 6ne .earn yacht nor wee run from
Fait -pert to (let eland, • •ristsnoe of thirty
miles, lest Friday. The Erq.lrrr hest the
igsy when by thtr•••en tee.•ed., the wroo.r
m•kiee the rue in 1 hcur 36 min.
Qg
Peseeees all the good
time can be In a good
Seep. In short.
IT IS PURE
Nothing is added to
cheapen It or reduce
Its quality .. .
ROOKS FOR WRAPPERS
(c)For every tit "Sunlight" wrappers sent
to Lay.. bolos., Ltd. Toronto,
• useful pepec-bound book will be eat,
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Git n
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Detroit and Sault Line.
Leaving S•adueky overt Monday sad
Thursday night at 10:5) t-.... e-aWag at Wind -
w. Detroit. Coertwright. sterna.OoNrtch.
Klaeordiee, Port Elgin, Bout!emptcs,
the Georgia Bay aid North Chased to t
Sault,
Por Ates sad all Information
Add:Me C, P. R. Or 0. T. R. ticket .gest., ort
WM. LEE, Goderich.
O. W. BROWN, Windsor,
Genera Manager.
n -fan
WE'RE IN IT
That M to gay
CATTLE BROS.
have bought est the beldame of
JOHN RALPH, m HAMILTON STREET,
sad ,eery • fall line te Sivas, 'Tis
and Granule wear, •ed are prepared
to 441 S waders for
Plumbing, Fitting,
Eave-Troughing,
and Tinning,
✓ ed etanmtos M give yes ..t401...
*4... web aid .very Was
Our refrigerators are tho beet b
the market. (U sed me the.,
IW Leave your wets at Jobe Ralph's
Old /seed. Bewlltem-S..
CATTLE BROS.,
Plumbers and Tinos's,
Coal & Wood Yard
The undersigned beg% to inform
the public that he keeps on hand
all grades of
HARD
SOFT'
coA
AND
BLACKSMITH COAL.
PRICES OF W000 REDUCED.
Howls' au.: lbs given to
CUT and WOOD
SPLIT
Call and act Price. an.; ¶tt Maniple.
of wood.
Office a'ol
ynid, NELSON -ST.,
n ar morulas "roe Hotel.
D. C. STRACILIAIT
r • ,,rrie•er
THOROLD
CEMENT
We log to inform the gener-
al (•uhlic th it we are agents
for the noted Thoro'.d Ce-
ment for raking Cellar
Flolrs. Staple Floors and
Cisterns. We hove been in-
formed lately by the Com-
pany who make it how to
put it in so it will be etlsal
to the best Portland cement,
and at a great deal less cost.
All floors warranted if put
in according to our in-
structions not later than the
las: of September.
DAVISON it Co.
Baby Wants It.
s
Martin's
Cardinal Food
row INIAN'. AND invasins.
The most palatable food prepared, tee
is unequalled by any other prepardoe
of its kind. The best food and the best
value, put up in one pound This, rim
• its. per Tin.
Sold Retail `all ha idnag si
Craters and oIesalt 6,J�
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