The Signal, 1896-9-10, Page 7THE SIGNAL : (SOD ERICH, ONT. THURSDAY SEPT. 10, 1896.
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If ?
If you want to preserve
apples, don't cause a break
in the skin. The germs of
decay thrive rapidly there.
So the germs of consump-
tion find good soil for work
when the lining of the throat
and lungs is bruised made
raw, or injured by colds a -id
coughs. tt's Emulsion,
with hypophosplitees, will
heal inflamed mucus mem-
branes. The time to take
it is before serious damage
has been done. A 5o -cent
bottle is enough for an or-
dinary cold.
M nesse and SIAS
Seger • Soma, (],waists. Yeidle. iasis
ONE LXCEP r10N.
I'm • moo s utast unbetadise.
Who revile,
1Vomt;n', follies, nater Ydtag-
W omen's wiles
I'm • thrones women hater.
Who would .e'er to women cater.
Yet there's one whu proves me traitor
Woes she smiles.
Wumms's time with otter folly
She b•vuill.-.,
As, there's nothing•nt.Iaacholy
la her styles.
I as take her meatal measure,
Prove she lives for naught but plta.nre,
Rat there's the who seems a treasure
When she smiles.
COMMENTS.
Persons who desire the autograph of the
editor of Tag Ss.:PAL for tbeir albums, can
cut It ou• nff ..aheoriptien receipt. Tie
editor is always reedy to •000mmo•t,te ad-
mirers to this mane.
The later postal laws are rush that newe-
paper proprietors oast arrest any one for
freed wko tikes • paper and filmes to pay
for it. Ceder this law the man who allows
hb.uttsoripties to roe along for mate time
unpaid sad then orders it dieoostmud, or
orders the postau.ur to mark it "refused, '
a•.n have • po.toasel .eat aotifyisie tilts rah.
babes, lays bimaself liable to arrest and floe,
mane se for stealing
The sew managene ver of the G.T. R. will
e force the oemp•nv's rules with referees
to 11. I•gaer habit, mod no men who u
lstextoetM, or whose breath N eve tainted
with servo drink ie allowed to take his p et
on a train. The matter attracted the etre-
non of Stratford railway people • few dart
ago. *Mu • 'rooted the horn' reannotor w••
tiken off his train in the cards at that oi' y
and sent back to Toronto, where he found
ht. dismissal •wadies him.
We won't vouch for it bet it is Haid there
is • v .nog clerk is tows who makes It s
special hobby to say bright thinaa But he
has met hi. match. A bright young sober..
ms em eoterd the store in which he works
Lest Setnrd•y mai asked is • most tuaooet
way for • hew "1 am •t year nervier '
replied the clerk " Yee," said the young
lady, eyeing him closely, •' hut 1 waat
• white one ; sot • grecs nor." Then •
e npulobr.l misses fell upon him. - Ex
c mane.
Men have various ways of e•rryine mon
e7- Rutebers, driven, millers, grooms sod
bakers carry it in • anmFled wad, Bates
in • tree clean bills laid fell leogtb in • mo.
rocco pe, ketbook. Brokers •Iw•ys fold
thein your -doubling their money, as it
were. The vows bursae. man o.rries his
is big test motet, while the sporting man
carnes his in his trotter's pockets. Farm
ere sal drovers awry their 'tin, in their in-
side parches whether it beppe.s to be Stream
collate or Stems ems Editor's carry
thein in other people's pockets.
Those who are is arrears for THIS SIGt!AI.
sbeald remember the following, whiob was
gated to one of ear ooteespories • short
time ago, by • ma paying his subscrip-
tion
Bre.atb.. there • ma with soul se dead,
Who sever to himself bath said.
I1 pay before 1 go to bed,
The debt I owe Ibe ortat.r.
The official referee fee the earth emend
election chew that eat of the total &umber
of oamee oat the voter, llst.1,383,753, leers
wars 890,711, et about two-thirds voted.
The •teenier Usigae keg been take ell
t1- Ii mit Pm Hares mete Newspaper
Apart. my twee elle has been sold to the
msu who owes the lassoes 611ibsstnrk,g
steamer Three Prtads, ad tat .he will
shortly leave ler C..s woes Reports
say do se ems an .he M Is geed se.-se'ag
trim she will so de by the St IAwreaes
the Atlantic onset, nal .her leading gum
"tad aminurias will pressed to tuba The
Tied called fee M 17e miles per bear, ad
Ss Unique has tan 90 miles as hoer is
fresh water, whisk le equal to nearly 293 w
the' The pesos paid l quoted •1
240,000.
This triter pear best gist with yes to gee
• marriage ibeets., and have the Family :•is-
tary of both of yea explored by the mart -
emu t f5oi.) ler the Misfit of the steli•Itei-
a' &t Inmate is set likely te snake the
Matrimonial Sent say easier be pass ler the
- l yernth and Mile khsshing m.ra It
MN ahl rd a .ams irk fee Ms swarms youth' l
hhest
OM the Indy, whew N
d whew es Me gelee." pair have pet
sa appe•esaee. the people are kneed te
ham bodies emu he + a. em ea. - 114 the
treet
to falter is the rob of duly. Th. mewl -
eta 1lntm. ismer "site has • hip drain el
;Seeds dose) maim ogre imbladess see 1e
res w l deep mai fee na hoer ee Nee h1
•evaisehebea Mesa has ne In
Ihe t Owe .+sY think
Were might lime bind ..4 to lean Anew
ergo* Mr/ .f meellea/I.g m•trkeemy
•
"The taller% kV bait wage ohs mid
CRISP ANO CAWAL.
Wei seas tato ase fee ensiles is the
twsUlb watery.
There are mid to be 9000 cells is • mese
foot of Mlusyunmb.
Tim deepest arterise well in the world 1e
a I •rlia, U.rm•sy. The depth is 4,194
foga
1. some of the f•rmlas Marrs of Chia•
pigs are Mr.essed to .mall wages, mid
male to drew them.
By • sew law in Parte, emit &weer of •
btoy.•h is required to bees • p1 1. ouste10-
ins isle awns .ad address soldered on his
wheels
to (lre•t Retain, Frames wed the Dolled
Sass there are 179 iwetltutlosa for the
benefit of the deaf, ►eviag 1.200 soothes
and 12,500 pupils.
It hes hers dIoov.red that most promote
.tones, snob as the ruby, W sapphire. the
...maid, yea readily be Id from their lad -
Meow by amass of th•.'Ros'res teres
" 1 aril • was neo. say .she. or polo. Th.
•epr.ssten is still need with this mesons
when &pried to various par,s of the ship's
ruling... vard-ams sad the hke.
A sow watob is said to taus • pbeseght h
oylisder hidden away Inside. sad at the
hour sol each quarter of en Mur • tiuy
vents mar be bend giving the ersot hat,
Wb.. • Rssslss family mover trete use
bow to smother it ie ouetom.ry to rake all
the fire from the heath of the old domiotle
•ad tarry it to • aimed pot to the sew ma-
dame.
TM &duster s of advertising were re-
cently illoetr.t.d in London. 4 man .d-
yortteed tor the retaro of • lost oat. la 1e..
then • week 322 of them were broorht *0
hie house.
The a uanes tity of fuel whioh pinanon.•
waned from • chimney In the form el eoet
u tar greater that is generally .app -sed. 4
short time age • mot arrester was tired to
the emekeetack of • ening factory in Ger-
man)' and ie six days it collectd 6,700
pounds. - 1 rEr
The boundary line hetw,rwn ('eaed& sad
the flatted saves ie mzrk•4 with twits et
mile (aWrv.ls for a wrens pert of its length.
I:airms, earth mounds, ad timber poet. are
also used, and through the forests and
sweat» • line a rod wide, ole•r of trees sod
underwoods has hese cat. A••roes the lakes
•rtitioial islands .uppnrt the osirne, which
rice shoat eight feet above the high-water
mark
Toe .Japanese apply one of their many
Pretty ways to the lsuoehiog of .Hps.
They ass so rine, but hang over the ships
Perm • large pasteboard o•ge tall of birds.
The moment the ship is afloat • ma pulls •
striae, when the page °peas and the birds
8y sway, making the sir .live with ma.io
wed the whir vet wisp. The idea re that
the birds this welcome • he ship as she he-
gira her career as • thing ot life.
It is proposed that • revere{ emelt enemas
osseus of toe world should be mete to the
year 1900 This as be dose if slight modi-
fies tone in the limo of their regular ore
some be made by tA• chief ooantriee one -
earned. Porta& sl,Ieomark, United Sales,
Germany. Asatri., Sentzerlad, Ileitis'''.
Hungary, sod Swede will regularly take
their censuses op difweot days of the year
1900, Holland on the last ley of 1919 Neer•
way os tits first day of 1901, and Great
Rn sin, Festal and hal) Inter in that veer
lo Ceylon and neighbnriag countries it
she mainland ot Ana there is • rem of dim-
inutive oxen, wnioh never grow to mere
Ikea two and a h If feet is height, while
somettmee they are oonriderably smaller
than that Neverbeba they are strong,
e..fn in me anent, and very *educing.
They aro employed to draw small two -
wasted mete. wi•h comparatively light
loads. which require to be driven long die-
t hens quickly. The little oxen keep uo •
steady rem er trot all the time, and it is re-
lated that they have been known to travel
one hundred miles within twenty (tsar hours,
without food or water.
Greet g•entitiee of buttons, se well ••
billiard balls, are now made from pst•toes,
I! is not general y known this it the sub-
stance of the common potaton be treated
with certain acids it becomes &lmost •e bard
as .tone, and ma he used for may por-
poise tor whiob barn, ivory and base are
employed. This quality of the potato
adapts it to bntton•makieg, ad a very good
grade of button is now made from the well.
knows tuber. The potato button cannot
he distinguished from the others save by •
careful examination. The ohespo.es is •
great reoemmendatinn, and will no doaht
lead to • much larger employment in the
f stare.
ACCORDINC TO 1 HE WALK. -1
The misers walk is sotelem, wt.h short,
tf•rvess steps.
Tiptoe walking symbolieh,.el ourioeity
&ad discretion.
Quick steps are said to be indicates of
eoray ad eg,tetroa.
Wavetiag Sops betray uno.rteiaty, her.
tatie ad udwaioa,
To • certain extent es.'s character may
ha reed from osi • walk.
Turned -is toes etre efts pesstme4 by
prs000upid, •kss•t•misdd permed.
Slew stops, whether loos or short, mg -
met • geode and r.Aeotive state of entad
Where •rsv..pf l purpose is hidden se-
der • faireed smiis fbs strep will be shakos
.ad neisekms.
The prod stop in slew ad meawrod, the
ter b•isg oea.pieieaely earned out, while
Ms ler ve towed.
Ovulate people wt the test flatly ad
0i'vnly es the premed. walk heavily and
.lowly, sal .tad with the 1 age dr.ly
planted Ned • geed way spirt.
Thera N se Alps ler thew who deism's
have 1. fall down mots this ems Os Imre
bow to stied.
"Sohsab," asked Seeds, - "what le Miser.
Ides !"
"Raowledtle." said the youthful See I
tee, "k.owledre ie when yes don't knew
e.Ro.eht.R, and **body ewer duds It est.
When • m•• Wks Rosie they tall it
eriNsets : when • mesas talks seek they
e•1) IS gossip
"Do vee *Mak year ester likes me
Tommy Y'
"Yea she snood up ler you at dinner,"
was the a reply.
rMss4 se ter me • Wes anybody saying
M M r'
axe 1 eisetlch
e1 ma. Father Msught
emiMat you IMO redone . 4..k e,. MA telly
1y
gee tap and old yen weres't, sad told /Mbar
Woe be eight ■e I judge • Ron by lei
bulla
Is • dreamy embers M tied her. glades
Maws,
iota Ile melee 1mMeair 1"
She taesed wish sadism seamsora
'A.gts&ld,- she odd desielmdv, •yet.•,
amen t till you, twee tsar •h. t
a.. nseek erfthee• Illes se punier es ••) 4yii osmate We mead .,,stag mine
WOMB
NIWSTO?1fS ?AVI1K
Important Events In Feel Words
For Busy Readers
yes Sy world . Magess1rtge co .elle
Cs.Mled ear re. 1.a. Masa, sad
•t.reeelse Yah Vet tae ee tom of
e►sr roper • ee11d ee.rs m.tl.ymese
r reressee ed SaMnsase s.
ttAIl.Ku.1lr heir seizes's.
Plans for the new Grand Trunk car
Mope In London will be submitted 10
the contractors In a day or two.
teat.' 1st ' • 4. • .:&t1.OL.
The Canadlrt. delegates to the Irish
convention arrived at Queenstown.
Mr. A. J. Int Item is paying a visit
to Mr. Gladatee.e at Hearn -den, and
this is causing minis speculation.
The London Tit awe notes that finan-
cial and politl.•a1 reasons stand In the
way of the annexation of Zanzibar.
• . r. A .1:.y.
Dr. Thomas Gallagher. theIrish-
American dynamiter whu oat released
from Portland prison on I'rlday, l on
his way to New York.
Mrs Michael 1so71e of Owen Sound
was arr.•sted on a charge of shoutlug
aril hounding a young man named
M
Wien, Hughes, who, she claims, in-
eltltt.l her on the street.
► , ono
Ontonagan, a Michigan lumber town.
wan twined.
Fire did 8300,000 damage at Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich.
The salt works and other buildings
at Saltford, near GodMch, were burn-
ed on Sunday mornlsig,the Ions amount-
ing tar 817.1100.
Fire broke out in two or tnre'e places
In the Hamilton Biscuit Company's
premises, d"Ing $9.00u tannage to the
rt•rk ^-., t2,501) to the buildings.
...5*MULTI '1.0
Cattle shipping from the Northwest o
is very brisk just now.
About *.000 barrels of apples have.
up to date, been shipped from Mont- e
real to Liverpool. w
The Manitoba crop bulletin for Aug- T
ust eetim.t• s the total elf. at yield at
14.5115,15.S bushels, oats 1&633,22"1 buahe•bs
and barley at 3,695,460 bushels,
The temperature fell telow the frost
line In "Itnt.esota and the Uaketaa • n 1
R'edneaelay night. but the lowest tem-
perature recorded In Manitotwa was 11
degrees.
tee Heelers% Wt1KL1,.
The Methodist clergy en Sunday 10
Toronto spoke generally against min-
e... carr t-elnit a1 owed u• prevail in
that city. -
The !was has reached Windsor, Ont.,
that the Rev. Dean Wagner, parish
priest of Sandwich, Ont., has died In
Alsace, Germany.
The Very 'Rev. John Grisdale, Dean
of Rupert's Land, was consecrated
, the Third TH'ket movement and those
Who are taking part In It Mu. Bryan
1 was at hu best, and spoke with an
weasel near approaching fervor.
F,►K lana rf a WAR.
?W lieal maleth" r of Ft
w•.r.' 4.'icnen •d at I. .-algtoe Brane
O Ab
1.-. 1. -. n tonsil"
'1 br k reit •I States oleic Brooklyn
Jn bet u.ocial trial o. . • an average
speed of 21 02-1W kir
The situation of *nail , In ihoJea/a
LS dally mere rees.ur►n0 Th.: leading
ehie•s are already carrylu5 out their
arraugemeuts with Mr. Cecil Rhodes to
1a)down their arms.
Th.- German Cultist at Zan.ult:u• rt -
fuses the request of the Brltlsh umctate
to aunender yield Khalid, whs .etently
aseunted the title of Suttee, and was
Buluquently driven from the palace
by the shells lit the British sluadrun at
auth.,. u7 that place.
Lieutenant Alvared of General MA -
cry is army sa)s that a month ago Gen-
eral Weyler discovered a Cuban news-
paper In the l -t ket of an American
stained Charles Churt•hlll of Pennsyl-
vania. Fly Ws -vie -re command Churchill
was wrapped 1n an American [tag and
burned to death. Four American sea
captains were witnesses of this.
VISE DEAD.
Dr. Harris of Brantford died sud-
denly.
Baron Jerome -Frederick Plchon, the
French author, 1s dead -
A ease of genuine .Asiatic cholera
which resulted fatally. Lu reported In
n i agu.
lir. Simon Labrosse, ex -11.P., died
on
Saturday at 8t. Eugene, F•restott coun-
ty, tint.
Mrs. Neap Pbelpha, wife of the presi-
dent of Grimsby Park, died at the part
On Sunday.
of
real -
Mr. T. H, McKenzie, ex -Inspector
weights and measures, died at his
den,- in bundas, lint., aged 85.
Prince 14)tanoff-Rtudovsky, the Rw-
Ian Minister of Foreign Affaires woo
act•ompanled the Czar and Czarina oa
heir foreign tour, died suddenly while
n his way from Vienna to Kieft.
}tarry Hill, este of the old-time and
moat famous of New Yuri; dive seep -
re, who gloried In the title of the
i. ked.-.( man in New York. died cn
huraday night. He was 70 years of
age.
c tot Awn Es.
Joseph Hynes wan found on the rail-
. ay track east of BeamavbUe, fatally
njured.
Edward Smart, the brakeman Injur-
ed at the Toronto Bathurst -street
crossing of the Grand Trunk, died In
the hospitaL
A patient at the Brandon Asylum for
the Insane named Carruthers deliber-
ately killed another patient named
Rennet with an see In the presence of
a number of Inmates and • keeper.
Five men and a span of horses broke
hrough a floor in Mr. James Forests
neve at Uxbridge and fell to the cellar
.Har. A son of Mr. Frank Read of
11onm was struck on the head and his
eck broken.
n
IishoV_of Qu'APTrlle In Holy Trinity S
n
Church. Winnipeg, last week.
The Rev. J. G. Potter, formerly of `\
the South Side Presbyterian Church, y
Toronto, was indu••ttd into the pastor- at
ate of Se Andr. w's Presbyterian p„
Church, Peterboro, Friday afternoon, • . c
P;11./TIEemi4-AYAUI 10. g
The debate on the address was closed au
In the House of Comunons without a to
division.
Parliament has discussed the case of
civil servants taking a prominent fart
In the elections.
Suss Ellie who has been boarding on
wood -street, in Toronto, got MT a
unge-street car at Roxborough-
-enue on Saturday afternoon, and,
aping round the rear of the car to
rose the street, was struck by a car
otng south. She was thrown some
stance and sustained a severe free-
rs of the skull. She was taken to
e General hospital, but she cannot
live.
The estimates for the fiscal year laid
on the table of the House last .•%ening
amount to 841.647,000.
Parliament has directed Mr. Speaker
to Pane • writ fur an election to fill the
vacancy In Saskatchewan.
It is stated that Mr. Thomas Fuller,
Chie( Architect of Public Works, is to H
be superanrwated immediately. on
Mr. E. J. Dat is has been sworn In
as Provincial Secretary of Ontario at
the Parliament buildings, Toronto.,
FCRZLY PER1/0!UAL.
The Czar and Czarina arrived at
Vienna.
err. W. F. Powell was appointed
Chief of Police at Ottawa.
Hon. Edward Itlake will pail for Am-
erica on September 8, and spend four
or five weeks In this country.
Sir Henri Joly will accompany LI
ung Chang in his tour of Canada.
behalf of the Government.
Mr. Rudyard Kipling and family left
Brattleboro. Vermont, for England,
where they will remain for an Indefinite
period.
Members of the Canadian Club gave
a farewell dinner to Rev. .1. H. Long
at Hamilton, and presented him with
a gold pin.
The rumor 1s again afloat in London
of a possible marriage between Mr.
William Waldorf Astor and Princess
Victoria of Wales.
Lord Russell of Killowen arrived is
(thaws on Saturday, and w•Ill remain
there until Thursday. when be will re-
turn to Montreal.
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary
of State for the Colonies, sono sailed
from England on Wednesday for New
York. will probably visit Ottawa.
On the advice of her court physician
the Czarina, who Is enceinte, will re-
turn at once to 8t. Petersburg. and the
Czar will continue his journey alone.
Mr. Jobn Galbraith of Toronto war
appointed Vice -President of the me-
chanical and engineering section of the
American Association for the Advance-
ment ot Selene., at Buffalo.
rerrLater/I ZD.
The Manitoba census shows a popu-
lation of 153.425.
The past month has been the coldest
August on record In England.
The Bank of England sold £340,000
in bars for export to the United
▪ The latest estimate places the num-
ber of persons killed In the Constanti-
nople riots at 2000
The Royal Academy Is experiencing
much difficulty in selecting a successor
to the late Sir John Millais
Canada won the second International
yacht race at Toledo by 28 seconds,
corrected time, and the trophy.
The flftleth report M the E''ngIsh
Lunacy CommWlon shows as Increase
of 2385 lunatic., the largest ever re-
corded. •
The Hartford Fire Insurance Com-
pany wll hereafter pay all claims ac-
cruing In Canada, In the currency of
the Dominion.
There to a serious split In the Inde-
pendent Foresters of Quebec over •
dispute between the English and
French members en the Question of
the oases
'At the meeting of the Board of Trus-
tee of Queen's University, Kingston.
Ont, Mr. T. 11. Glover, M A., fellow of
St. John's O(►Usge Cambridge, was
elected professor of Latin.
Sportsmen are crowding Into Waal -
tots for the• duck -shooting, which 10. es Tuesday. Sept. 1. Prairie
cod se. Dome In two week. Later,
Game le reported very plentiful.
At a meeting of the Oessid Lodge or
Quehoa ,I O.0 P., It was derided to
transfer the Brockville Lodge be the
Toronto jurisdiction. It was aro de-
cided to adopt the assessment system
of inanranea
At a spwMn M ties Canadian M.dlo p
Asene*Ylow In Mowtewal a repot elf a
er eou.1•1 s &pott4ets4 at the last rlueet-
ing of the •aane1.43 to reauthe
Onesds. et tater-p.tpAsatat Ner t atasdlm
was softened. it em dect1 to Rows"
neat rear Is 10almea
The Conservative caucus was held
at Ottawa, and Sir Charles Tupper was
elected leader of the party In the
House.
Kr'cIt.r'Iw.
Hilton, Hughes & Co., the great dry
gnods•l%•m founded by the late A. T.
Stewart In New York. have failed.
The American ex -Ministers to China
and New York merchants in the Aid tt-
le trade banqueted IJ Hong Chang at
the Waldorf.
Mr. Robert Bickerdike, president et
the Montreal Board of Trade, said that
1t would not be possible to hold an
International Exhibition in Montreal
next year, as the Premier had told lila
that the time was too short to make it
• success.
There is practicaly no change In the
general trade situation thr.iughout the
United States. (Commercial failures
last week In the States have been num-
erous and serlaus, and are given as
!6A, against 188 for the corresponding
week last year.
THE i 4l t'STKIAL IUKLt►.
The Toronto Industrial Exhibition
opened Monday, and the formal open-
ing took place Tuesday, when Premier
Hardy and other celebrities were pres-
ent.
The locked -out men of the Brown
Hoisting -and Conveying Co.'s work In
Cleveland, Ohlo, have voted to f'eturn
to work, and the tong strike, produc-
tive of riots and bloodshed. Is broken.
The Hamilton Trades and Labor
Council have decided to forward a pe-
tition to the members for the city at
Ottawa asking the Government to 10 -
areas. the tax on Chinamen entering
Canada to 8500.
A strike of tis. engineers In the ship
yards at Govan, on the Clyde, has de-
cided the Fngllsh. Irish and Scotch
ship-bubIding masters to torte the slt-
.atbn, and it has therefore been re-
solved that unless the Govan strikers
surrender forthwith • wholesale lock-
out will be declared In the Clyde. Bel-
fast and Tyne ship yards,
ler 'Tice Y.,Itsiesie.
The Royalists of llawotll are making
Oren;; efforts to establish Princess
Katelanl on the throne.
The whole Japanese Cabinet has rF
rrimed. The Emperor has appointed
Count Kuroda acting Premier.
A demister' received in Paris from
Constantl.nple ears that the Sultan
has sanctioned the srheas of the pow-
er, for the settlement of the Cretan
question.
Th. 'Ties at Zanzibar 1. regarded
ea eluded. The new Sultan le expected
to *glow the peaceful lines of kis pre-
decessor. and It is understood that
Greet Rritals does not Intend tasking
any ekange In the existing terns of
government_
Major McKislgy her handed owl his
kettle ae.ellltag cls ossstnat ou On the
Presidency of the DORN States by the
Repteblioan party. n is • deewetent
rorielating of tee th.tteaad weeds, and
a largs parties ed it le denoted to Um
t.,owev ~sten,
pA1 R.swellglU► 11.1., berme a et-
Wgt ttleselliss IilElrat
et*
"MoBerrll se% get ever his old mbar-
"«bery MUM*, sow that he is • Mw
balder,"
• N bet has he done seer r'
"field • w • house the other day, and
stoked km 11 M wanted it set
Hnelmed- Here they More brought se a
a000uet for • ball 000tume : how M that t"
Wile -4)b , don't you remember ` 1t is
her the Greta drew. 1 sore last year at the
bell where w • first ma."
B..beed --So o-o-o,aod now 1 am ezpeoe-
ed to pay for the net with whioh 1 woe
oesght !"
TME
OLD LOAL
RELIABLE
always ea band.
The i est and only Scranton Coal in
this nntrket delivered at $8.25 per
ton, with Mktg. per ton off for Ca.,h,
snaking it
$5.75.
A11 Coal weighed on the market
Metes, so that you are sure of goon)
mesad re.
Whin LEE.
sr Harbor gam.
SWIM it LIM stern
TH1 STAFF CF LIFE.
Adulteration and substitution to food pre
ducts have of late ream looms at grave sir
evil, tam leave -nm.•ntseverywhere Wive heen
oblige i -a` in the services et anyalysa to
chore heir read and save the live. of the
people.
One of the most important articles food
al0 neetlonably 1. RRKAU,
For mire wholesome Bread, ft must be made
from Halt and Hop Yeast ; for tis s reason it
to e*sily enluMe in fhe intone of the stomach
or. in other worts. Tight of digestion.
Hop and Malt Yeast le pronnnnoed by the
best analysts in England to he the pore sad
n•soulterated yeast, and is used by rte best
bakers in the country.
IN MY BAKERY
Von can get tor one cent as norm Bread made
tr.•m Hen Yeast as von can fen three Genu
from the press d yeasts which are forcing
theot.elver on toe public, but whtob do not
and cannot rive the same sweet flavored bread
MY BRE AD i9 MADE FROM THE PURE:
MALT AND HOP YEAST ANi) NO. 1
11ANi'1OBA PATENT FL()I?R,
Try it and prove for yourself. It to the n'om
wholesome and a +retest twesd that run
Produced of env reset no 'ha market. MI
oneexp.rence In the Bakery boniness ha►
proved these to be tact,.
D CANTELON,
SUNLIGHT
SOAP
PICTURES
FOR
WRAPPERS
A pretty colored Picture
for every 12 "Sunlight" or
every 6 " Lifebuoy " Soap
wrappers
These Pictures are well
worth getting.
Address :
Lever Bros
tri sNt-es
e.. Teresa..
LTIi,
SANDUSKY, WINDSOR,
Detroit and Sault Line.
Leaving 8adoeky every Meader and
Tbtr,d.y sight at 1010 ran. calling at Wind
ear, Detroit. Court writhe nand , Oodertch.
Klao.rdise, Port 61g1a. 8outhamptoa,th,ough
the
8aaltHay and North Channel tothe
Per rases and all tatormatia
Address C. P. R. or f;. T. R. Whet meats. se
WM. LEE, Ooderich.
0. W. BROWN, Windsor,
Genera Manager.
ma.
6
III IIIBIIIIIIII1
Beware!
Whenever in need
of kidney treatment
al Ways be true to
yourself and refuse
any substitute or
imitation of the or-
iginal and genuine
NIIIIIOMIIIIIIIII
..-
nonns
KIDNEY
PILLS
Coal & Wood Yazd
The underrigne(I begs to inform
the public that he keep as hand
all grader Of
HARD SOFT 1 COA
AND
BLACKSMITH COAL.
PRICES OF WOOD REDUCED.
Hpeoiall&tteutton erten to
CUT and
MOOD
Call and get pricers and see samplers
of wood.
Office and ,•arts. NELSON -ST„
user Sauna Ores. Hats!.
D. C. STRACHAN
Proprietor
THOROLD
CEMENT
We beg to iufarm the gener-
al public that we are agents
for the noted Thorold Ce-
ment for making Cellar
Floors, Stable Floors and
Cisterns. We have been in-
formed lately by the Com-
pany who tuake it how to
put it In so it will be equal
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
last of September.
DAVISON & Co.
What's the time?
It you have a Cough
it is time you were taking
GRAY'S RED
SYRUP °f SPRUCE
GUM
THE OLD STANDARD CURE
POR COUGHS, COLDS,
ASTHMA and all LCNC AFFECTIONS,
Gray's Syrup has been on trial for more than
soyeah and the verdict of the people is that
itis the best remedy known. 23c. and Sea•
per bottle. Sold everywhere.
MAST WATSON 3 CO.. reopnorroaa
t>p 1VtON1-rREAL•.
PATENTS
CAVEATS. TOMOS RANKS *110 COPYRIifNT*
Obtained, and all business to the U. 8• P&Mat
Omre uteoded to at M'OIJFR4 TR PaRB-
Oar Mos U opposite the U. 8. Patent Ot-
f1oe, and wt sae obtain Mama la less time
baa those -smote from 11'4SHI TIT'ON.
Beed MODEL OR LIRAW7NB, Ws •d
rise as to patentability fres of omrge
we oaks NO CY4ROR UNLESS W PA IN PATENT.
We refer here. to the Po.tmaeer, the Saps
Of Mossy Order Dlv„and to ometals of the
U. 8, Patent (Mees roe olroula,, advise
Mrs's and reformats to aerial onsets in your
3w& State or (tosaty write to
r • Wiesner 411I e.,
'woroette I'su.ut (knotWeehingt•ia. D O.
r-rr
FOR TWEN I Y -SIX YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
LANoEST Sai r 118 CANADA-
GODIERJOH
STEAM BOILER WORKa,
A. S. C H RY STA L,
s enewo.N caryatid & Bteek,
seentmearer of all kinds of
B0ILBR8,
Smoke Steaks. Salt Pane, Sheet Ire.
Works, otc., etc.,
Asd Dealer is-
R•glw. Y.skisery Cartage, he.
All .lass of Pipes •ed lips
Rams •ed Water Usages, Glob. V
OM& Velma, l.eetrwtere. Rjipters eel is-
daetRos Oeesean !y a Reed at Lowest
A fisc of Steel Water sad H.g
Trsyhs Ow see .f fetuses sad ethers.
Wellabohld w•Rot/IF flosses
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