The Signal, 1896-9-17, Page 7`conditions
In some conditions the
gain from the use of Scott's
Emulsion of cod -117e7 -o-'
is rapid For this reason
we put tip a Soc. size, which
is enough for an ordinary
cough or cold or useful as a
trial for babies and children.
In other conditions gain
must be slow, sometimes
almost imperceptible,health
can't be built up in a day.
For this Scott s Emulsion
must be taken as nourish-
ment, food rather than
medicine. food prepared for
tired and weak digestions.
duet& hem% Chemise. losate litre
HOT CORN.
Mbbbs-White assesses it le for mom -
papers in utoir sesonate of weddine• ,o de -
smite the Ariel.. brise led to the altar.'
Stabile-- How es Y'
Blobb.-Why, meet of the Arts could
nd th.er way there in the dark."
She (st the ball► -Have yes ttotie.d Mr.
west .red'e remarkable deftness and gree.?
No scatter how great the crowd, be never
bump. oesiuet maybes'', "
He - 1- .-s, 1 buoy he tete hie logch.. is
.ted np rosRaera.M, where every (chow
holds his owe a.ffes '
What w.II remelt' when I am tone
A wreath of ruses faded la the grass,
An epitaph upon • falls nen?.
A careless stranger's mutual '• Alas '"
Perhaps some belf-feeiotten line
1 wrote, ice dale unmated and unknown,
Some unpaid 1 1) 11 of reins,
Reminder of an ev.neaoent Iona
Little Diel -Picas m•'•m, Johnny Smart
s fleshes' mierakes in Isis writhe Orson. '
Timelier -How do you know •"
Little girl- There's three capital S'r in
the .ropy today, and he's makin' L'. "
Ts•eher-Yea can't nes his pen
i.:ttle Girl-No'm, but 1 can see hle
tongue e,
" Your .o,ennt's overdrawn.- the bank
clerk replied
To the maiden. with .tern wit searchirg
Ink
you're surely mistaken : It oast be,"
rhe ono 1,
" There •r • lots o' cheques left in my
" The mere ,•eriou• thing 1, the world
began Melee
"Hoch ,' nn.rel.v wh..pered the horri-
fied .lanice.. with a Revere towards the
door, ' rhe . in the nest room,.'
First Tramp -And ter think w. sktypsd
that (roe ceooert last stria :"
secoo. Tramp-R'yv'
Foot Tromp -Thio here paper save the
music was ietezeeatia' "
Italie-Have von ..elected a 'rads or pro-
fessore for Pour hey
Winks-- i shell intake • pinmber of him.
" H.. he • hero the, way
" He's horn to it. Tell him to do • thing
immediately and be wau't think ot it mem
or • week "
N• ,•.►tewelv)-i)a loo think yonr father
enal.i nhteet to mV marrying you
' She -1 don't know ; if hes anything his
me he wouli.
There is this shoat the ladder of fame -
the rungs might be • good deal closer.
swell--" Very stay. my men. trot so
.onper,. "
Tromp-" Alt, thin ' would 1 be after
sapoown' that • e'ntlem.a of your quality
would carry the dirty things.,'
I ets six gime.
The Worm Tars.. -Heats " What, you
bayou • btovole! Wb, I thought you
poettively detested them."
eine: ' "So I do, old man, but i've been
run over Iona mouth. Now I'm ming to
h•., my revenge ''
The woman who writes become .aresetio
in 'peeking of another women who not only
writes, but wit. publishes.
'Yhe is very versatile," as admirer of the
tort.- bad remarked
" l,e, yea Bet 1 think she m4plaoss her
blends:
" la what way "
" 11 r cookery -husk reads like works of
fiction avid her weeks d lotion read like
cookery -books."
1,'eree•:ve Steenweg-1'd have von know,
n
t, e, 1 tome of • rowel family,
Nee aat',siataam-- You most have tny-
.11.4 a keg dimmer.
t'ndyieg-" Do you love as.," the asked
fetidly.
' I)early," replied he.
" Would you die hr mer
"No. my °ree sit• one. Mew is w no -
dying Inve '
And she had is make the bast of this.
The world today is mere aureate Se know
hew mooh namey a w has b .ped than
it is to know where he wrested It.
A man sever realises hew disagreeable
this se
own words e vete he M tsao.d 5. s.$
MAKING UNNECESSARY ANY PAIN-
FUL OPEHATION.
N" 'etre A lichee Meet was te-
non raft AND e'rglo PRIMO, or Dee-
re rm.
i1 was ebresim..i le tie Ivied raw • Now
pti►y' age that res of Te,wts'• hset-kesws
ray'ioi•ss wee Wavle/ ler saim Raspiest. Mien to tes.�del.g United
lass ter • heed Sermati•e el the k •
e.
y.. _
.lips em wig •a its Mi is hease esMnmmt
prevention
hese114116":4=
. hie .ew, smidIS west Ohs Eni .vitt.
glist
_vwesrh)tl�••e•emir.•el themselves let
Y
sp.e. fleet► Atomism
illi.► Oast. he takes, ted tt►• ar.ubte i
"ash_ fly kaeibt. wit* is low .a Immo-
V that whom tis diem bee Mos
*will •a� Gyms* *ma r Milmie tarps,
el lei m._ by S r • SW by Job. Davi see
THE S1(:NAT.: ,ODERICH, ONT. THURSDAY SEPT. 17, 1896.
BOOKS AND P%RK)DICALB
Cvaanwr normae -Amsn .$ the tend
of lttorwter• bearfag epos the imam of the
polsu.wj 3•61p.ian Is the ratted &stet, a
'oust valuable seetrlbeitoe is stoic ie the
"wooed quarterly ....b., of emotive, Hivr-
oar An asuseolly olesr et.temest of ttta
pssiiiene takes he the venoms parties is
gives, with • oemplet• amount el the pro•
oeadiogs of the .sties& ooavo.tissa, hio-
erephioal thatcher of bleepers. H.Klsley,
Bevan, Le/reuse. Hobert, Sewall. avid
enters. Tie ourresoy systeses of •1l the lead.
tag onsniries ere eutlised. the rooiprcwity
p'Itoy and the workflow of the moist trest-
les are reviewed, •to There are fine porn
reit. .1 the Isadi0g MOO et all parties, In-
cluding 1'11 pars photo-esgravises of Mo-
Kinl•v and Bryan Heide. torming • moot
ounventent band -be k for um i.. the osmp.
.ige, its prswot numhet of 2b9 pages osy-
ers the usual world wide pegs of topics --
oomplsts cyclopedia 1sr permenent refer -
tem on .1l •ohjenu eiMnreresr 'n dem is
every onemtry. It muttons 911 portraits. The
re.der'mwt fee the work t , have an ides of
1'. •o. ps .ad ossvr.t-cos of .rrergemwt, It
-h'oeld be within reach of every ow, yovog
sail n:d.
'Buffalo, N.Y.: G.rmte.o, Cot A Co.
pnhli•bsrs: Alfred S Jeb.eton, editor: 40
cents • •umher: 11.50. veer.) -
...ass I. piss 'Demi Away le Eight
Ill nth•.
Chase's Kidney•Liver Nelle are the
only kidney pills known with sufficient
merit to guarantee the proprietor, in giv-
ing sway hundreds of thousands of
sample packages free Ask your druggi.t
for • sample if your kidneys or hater 1.
deranged
M►rles) sl Me mass.
Itohby-On say way to school this morn-
ing I met the sew boy who hos move,' in
seat door
Mrs Awes -Y.., sed here's • note from
the teachers own, you were lets.
11o19y-The new boy didn't get there •t
•IL
A CONSTASLE TALKS.
Lite erdlssry A.riab..uhleri 1e hides?,
biomes het easily Cored re Dodd'.
kidney Pine.
tit Sept 14 -Junes K.
Nehttt, • a.noty reenetehle of tbi. place
homing suffered for • lone time with kidney
t11M..., ns bwn.me •were tb.t the doctor
celled it Th.hetee, and incurable. As be
bad the Food fortes. to know that mane
owe of this disease had been cured by
l)odd's Kidney Pi1l• this news dud not
earth) him. He my. he emit straight to
Sand.,.' Drag Store, end commeo••ed to we'
well on the hest hex purchased. Now he is
gobg bis easel rounds pr.is t ; 1)odd's Kid-
ney Ptili to evert one who asks the po-
tholers of his recovery.
Cy deal.
',lany familiar proverbs of the Rumen
people have • cynical (hater. Here is •
little group of them.
After the fight, there are Tots of brave
men.
Words are not arrow., but they 8v
farther.
Krervthteg is hitter to those that here
eel' in their mouths.
The, broad of others is sweet.
Pore gold maks itself known, even in
the dirt.
The rare visitor is • I div companion.
IN FAVOR WITH THE DOCTORS.
Or. Cedbest. te.P.. aewsre, tine . speak• is
■ Izbr.t Terms .1 Dr. Ageew • Catarrhal
P owder.
When • memier of the Medical profession
hedged in ea be to by • large measure of
conservatism, expresses an opnien of • pro.
prtot.ry medicine it mmat • good deal Dr
t:odbout, the popntsr member in the House
of Commons, of t1.•soe, Quebec. masks in
highest terms of 1)r. Agrwe•w's Catarrhs/
Powder, not alone •. • nrofe•.ios.1 is..,
koowing the nature of this remedy. bet hem
pereeosl experience. Hs hos used the inset •
eine for osterrh, and freely leu the pohlie
know of the remarkable speedy and effective
nature of the rn.d+cene in all oases of the
kind One puff of the Powder gives relief
is 10 minutes. Sold by .1 FDavie.
Fee • ratty.
A gestlomen who\ has suffered rives this
as the modern reoaeps for • party :
"Take all the ladies and the gentlemen
you 01111 get, put them into • room with •
small tiro, and stew them well : have ready
• Dison, a onotorraph album. • handful of
prints and drawings, sod throw them in
from time te time. As the mixture thfakes.
meows with politest.... and •e••os with
wit, if you have say ; if not. flattery will
does well, mid M very ohms Whim .11
have stewed for am hoar, odd fess, *has,
tikes, lemonades, whim. *rd splens
Before going of • res -voyage or iota the
awntry. he sore end oat • tont of Ayer's
Palls is von, valise. You may have nom -
vim to Meek us for this hint To relieve
onoetip•tinn, hiliouw:•es awl nausea, Ayer's
Pills ere the beet in the world. They are
also say to take.
Newspapers es Garatera.
The edaearie.sl vain* ot newspapers hos
sever bees mere conspicuously shown thee
derby the past year or two, wises imp•rt-
est soma48o di.oererke have orowded .o
gaiekly epos nae another. Tiere is se
reader of • geed newspaper s.'st•days who
ie net thoroughly posted as to all sdwtiIo
disoeveries, so fat ae thew diswverim sae
he made kitten' without teohaiaal study
end e:plesstiss. The Isforwcatiss impart-
ed is the wsy tt.. sat only hexa valoeble
for islormstles'e sake aad in Itemise
readers tbaroarkly op to date, but it cos -
smelly stimulates inquiry and iaelleobia,
activism is their nimbi.
Mew Has Igigbt ply.
Tie ■ share of the wird, es lately &geed.
is met that of as •pprozimsMly eager=
sieving mw of air, het •t s searem
gins of very brier pehatjses.
wan-
ks( b sesplitnde, sad relatively M the mese
me.a...ti .1 the wind, is dlse.eM due.
Owes kneeshed into the mess .1
Me wbud, • 8yiag-ai•okhe weld, t .•,
it It hod ire pewee is vary Its heleMisee.
take •aystts.g• •f thesad
dMsseiw se bks wad hhlsg wIY the
sewer whist. it would •esomd te eke mer-
ry
mertry whish N weld have is erps.a 1. Heim
with t'bs Heiser, sod Me Mem* mmHg.1
iodides imobeimmeestu-- sir edvYoa
la ween Mob% however, et eves crew
intheote sal
the saw_ I_ tike dr ase s memo poe-
sews ea Mos segos
I.f111. 1fi1b0•_ 1 treader why Aim we&
Eve bad sed w awful time jest Imam
My • e eat wale .ugh. •�.
Jamey (re/e.tbely) - Maybe N waw%
•
THE QUESTIONED.
Alike fur these who fur today einem
And truer filet after mea'n's eters,
'swim* y from flee . Mpkarr
ca 4•.,
creole. lett Reward Is wage Sim
There.
Why, all the salute aid flys wee d' •-
e
Of the two, worlds se lssaa. aro thrart
Lille (..41.4 prophets forth; their words
t0 ru,r.
Ars scattered. and their month. are MGM
with dual.
THE SAME °LI) CIRCUS
W. D. NOV/ELLS TELL ' MIS ri;,iT
ear TO ITa'NILO Plt. _ _rtL5.
Myself. wben ',imam did eagerly frequent
Doctor +nd suite. .01 beard great argue
saute,
abet It &MO about, but .•termor,
Came test by fur .stew 4.., wimerola . 1
%eel.
telt► risen the . •e -I ,,• wiv!•,nt 4111 1 sow,
Aad will my are u Mand wrought to aisle
It grow;
And till. nes all the harvest that i
rer_•.'d -
"1 came L►r ester, and like rile! I go .'•
•
Into this eulvrrsr, -nd why sot kuowl
Nor oleate. like w iter w111y-u1By .owl
And out of It, as wind molts the erste.
1 knew out whither. wllly'ult.y blowing
What, without asking, hither
whence?
Awl without asklag, old titer hurried
henry:
Ah. amity a rep of this forbidden wise
Rust down the mercury of that lueulenee:
Up from eart►'s renter thniutth the seven
gate,
1 mese and on the thr",, of Mayan's state
.ltd many a toot n,at,led by the
Put out the fatale, .sot of Indere fate
)'here was the door to whlcb 1 found no
kyr;
Therm was the veli through whirl I meldout so.
Nome Uwe talk a -idle of Ile and Thee
There ea.-- aur tbeu 150 wore of Thee and
Earth mull not answer: nor the seas t
I:, design;; purple '04 their Lord forlorn
h
Nor ting heaven. %lth All hist sleetsr
reeled,
And .,Id 'ell by tb•• site., o1 night s r
mon,.
1:,AMC: ted eke tatters -
head re -
head With l.rgeuu. 1 ester.. with
Impossible Thies* .155 owe. in lulere
Vette Thea,.
The circus 'thou'. td Itself In the
w,-
good old way .ke b•foiehaud by the
Valet posters of termer days ,std by a
pruftiolon of 11111411 bilis whteh 1. It ulw,n
for village sit (runt the cloud* and left
It littered every.%here alth their fee-
llve pink, a.uvrdlug to ItarperM Week-
ly. '1' :e•y proph,-si.d it 1,) a %Aar
borne by the test circuit 1 ever san,
whli h was ,110, an unio.al show, but
the animal. must all he% diel during
etc
the fifty yew. esti, fes there is now
no menage,. , t..,he•1 to 1t. 1 414
not know they N lien I heard the bud
braying through the streets of the vil-
lage on the morning of the perform -
ane. , and for me the mangy old cam -
eh, add the pimpled eiephents of yore
1."1 the procession through acruutpaIy-
htg ranks of 'buys who have mostly
tb be,,,, in their grates ler half a hfetln•• .
:tiedlstractled ostrich thrust an adver-
road: tiring neck through the top of the cage,
. and theIk.n roared ,to himself in the
./,,rl.n"sa of his moving prison. I telt
the old thrill of excitement. the vain
hoie of something pronatural and 110-
1., lisle, and 1 du not know what could
have kept me from that circus as soon
es 1 hod done lunch. My heart rose at
hat sight of the large tent t whit h 0 as y,'t
w very little In comparison with the
lents of the three-ring ...d two pat-
e- forte eircusen); the alluring and Ilion -
cid cry aisle shows o1 fat women an 1 l• -in
Men; the hare.' t.-theied In the back-
ground and stamping under the fly'
low bit, .. the old. weather-beaten grand
chari.,t which looked like the ghost ot
i. the grand chariot which used to drag
re me eaptit•e In Its triumph; and the
canvas shelter•,, where the cooks were
already at work over their kettles on
the evening mea! of the clr:us folk.
Thruugbout the p••rr.,rmanie at this
✓ clr•us 1 wax troubled by a cunnus
question, whether it were really of the
same moral and material grandeur as
the ciru•usett it brc,ught to memory, or
a whether these were thin and silgttt,
•Po. We all know how the places or
f
good it our childhood. the heights, the tite-
rs' ! lances, shrink and dwindle when we
go back to them. and was it possible
ed that i had heen deceived in the splen-
_ due of my early circuses? The doubt
• , was painful. but I NAM force.! to own
- ' that there might t.,- more truth in It
1 than in a blind fealty to their remem-
a bered magniL -.'n, Vet -)es ) Ifkely .ir-
e cheese have grown not only in size, but
s In the richness and varl••ty of their
- entertainments, and I was spoiled for
- the simplevitriol
}nye .t this.. But vitriolvitriolseer no reflection of my dissatisfaction
- un the young faces around rn.-. and 1
- i too
confess that there was at least
o much of the circus that I L•ft when
It wits half over. 1 meant to go Into
the .ids shows and ace the fat woman
- and the living ekes -ton and take the
giant by the hand and the armless
of man Ay hl. friendly f,.aet, K 1 right ire
vin honored. But I did noun ,d these
f things. and I am .Hubelieve to elieve the
fault was in me. if 1 WWWIdlti.pnlnt.t.l
In the circus. It was I who had shrunk
and dwindled. not it. To real boys
it was still the size of the firmament,
and was a world of wonders and de-
lights. At least I can recognise this
fact new, and can rejoh-e In the peace-
ful progress all over the country of
circuses simple circuss which the towns
never see. but which help to render
the summer fairer and brighter to the
unspoiled eyes and hearts they appeal
to. I hope it w111 be long before they
cease to find profit In the pleasure they
gh e.
Tb.it of the Thee and Ile who works
hind
The veil. 1 'lfted up my bend. to dost
.t !snip amid the• l.rkn.limo
e.. and 1 t
As from elth•.ut-'•The Ile within Ti,
blind '•
-! m ruthe itobal)at of Omar Kfuyyam-
SUCCESSION OF TRtE GROWTHS.
How the Different glade Make Kay ro
Aswther
Almost universally the notion pre-
vails that when the tines are gone
they are gone 1, rever, and that th
MAI where they grew is worn out tin
to reproduce gd timber qualitl
This notion, so datnai-ing to forest pre-
servation, also discourages improv
forestry on the prairie, where tem
porary trees are often planted only fo
the present convenience of the pro
prletor, according to Hardwood.
Alternations of trees are as varied a
the ',pe=ls ewithin the territory wher
they '(('UI. In the Southern State
.- .pec fully, and sometimes in the North
urn, oaks tape the place of the depart
Ing pine.., and so reverse. But the
nt
succeeding oaks stand no show ru
pared with the poplars, aape•ns emittedally and the canoe birch. -s. The latter
grow on moist or dry em
places an,l Or
cannot eradicate them. Both waft amwings of down their mllik.ns uyun mil
lions of almost infinitesimal 81•1211 drat
alight everywhere. Burned districts
any cleared land are their paradise
Hence, all along the northern tler n
lumber states and the Canadas even to
the An tic circka, these- trees take poi -
negation of the denuded lands For-
tunately they are abort -lived and oto n
pave the way Tor the return of the
ulne.
Oaks get a foothold, too, Interspers-
ed with other hardwoods, for their
eecda and' routs, long burled under the
!eaves and sn11, get sunlight enough to
sprout. These facts demonstrate that
N'ith proper management we can have
the most valuable trees 1f we only
plant and preserve them, and keep out
fires and browsing stock.
So tar from the forests having a
wornout .ell, It Is the hest in the
wt'rld. The decay of the fallen :eaves
and limbs, the carbon dioxide thus
evolved for plant growth again. the
nitrifying agen.les of the network of
roots form the rich humus of the
future farms. Neutralize thin fertilis-
ing art of nature by Injudicious cut-
ting or burning the leaf mold, and not
only Is the soil ilius improvertshed and
droughts provoked, but sorrowful al-
ternatioto of trees Inevitably ensue.
H B. Ayres, a forest expert of Min-
n. -note and close obeerver, avers that
burned land could not be put In con -
d1:15).1 as promising as an adjulnii,rf
unburned tract for less than 1120 an
arra On an unburned acre cut the
nam, winter -+three years before nla
investigations -he counted 12117 Ilttle
white pine aeeedlinga, two Years old,
trrowing under the .bade of immature
pine aaplings, poplar. maple and basal
hruuh Every woodman has noticed like
results wherever fires In the pine re-
gions are excluded.
The English oaks grow to-dav in
place. where William the Conqueror
found theft when he Invaded Britain.
Por centuries the penes of Maine have
repeate.l themselves on their native
heath. Given the mndltkina, and the
fittest remain while human generations
come and go.
He Didn't 1 t Arm. te the ta.b,.
A veteran tie Coldrtrearn giants.
Neth war flti .5s of the Soudan and of
Afgetinietan open his bre-est, wag sen-
tenced the other day to a week's arrst
for berthg beedected, while oi sen-
tinel duty ASIR. ranter plate to pre-
sent arms bltbe l! -year-old son of the
Duke of Toth. who goes In the royal
ramify by the nickname tet '• (Ing
Ds%'10' TN soldier failed to ~te-
stae vitt • nurse or her royal
ebarwat )Ratter bee attracted the
ateenttam As L..ndno papers end,
were t tri g*gdon. would
doubtrgm=be .Object M • (Peons -
Nos of permeate for the
Bumf
Di..e uta Aee.
only ado in 1.500.0M aecord-
bag to . - enthrelty, die from old
t►tR Aeeemb to goat, taps
is ODM to apopli t y, SW
sip -. -,�. a Go ,eowemmMkoa. 45,
00
Nen tornado - , , ,- .-'r
•
anus
I sow,-
tflI typhoid,.
ypkeid tre=k
ae•d s.. ••, o, ,aste,.m 1'u. ,a.e,-
deep ing to locality- hut
m+tty asrweai.
SIIIN p.Itolatlos or tt• glebe
Mt Mb1s RtiAhe emcee.
:A ailrhillitRrws Rehevrtia, M mild
to Will M b y
wir
at' w bent
e
Tie Power or amiosetl:y.
He was-etply an italian fruit vendor.
There was nothing about him at all
likely to Inaplre the beholder wBLh
feeling, one way or other. He was,
not ragged enough o call for especial
sympathy. nor un mpt enough to pro -
.oke disgust- t to the tr.11ceman
on his beat he as undoubtedly the
object of considerable animadversion.
This was evidenced by the unrelenting
vigor with which he was pursued[eem
eorner to corner by the over-sealoua
guardian of the law.
The other day. in a too hurried res-
ponse to the everlasting order to
"move on the fruit peddler's cart was
upset. and his peaches and pears were
scattered over the ground and across
the street car tracks. The enraged PO-
Il.eman oould hardly restrain the im-
pulse to use his club.
-'The dirty loafer:" exclaimed he. "He
did it on purpose --just trying to ex-
cite sympathy."
"He has succeeeied tben." said a
soft voice at the officers eltwtw, and a
neat little woman stooped and began
to gather up the scattered frult
The otiker's face reddened. He heat-
tated a moment, and then he, too, john.
ed In the work of restoration.
To -day the italian was seen pea'e-
fully plying his trade on hkt accustom-
ed beat, unmolested by his old enemy,
the polk•eman.-New York MaU and
Express.
H.. 1'.h..
Mrs. Conk (who pride henget( upon
her rich eake)--Have ip piece or imp
cakes Mat Nareve: 'Vim needn't be
afraid of it; ft'm not at all rkh.
Mr,.. Name, (eating) -(There. there
just the kind of cake that sults me
Them that want rich cake can have
it. Just give me • piece of common
cheap stuff. We good enough for me'
Boston Transcript
A erew,d Thing to S.
"Wh0 i was a 'squash elft.` soble.f
Wilbur, after he. had been punished
for trampling down the corn. "'Squash
vines can run all about the gallon,
and nobody complains "- Harper's
Resent Table.
toffee.( Nook ah.tvt.a.
There aro shout thirty:nine miles o•
abeMwg filled with b ebe In ill.
Mosey of the British Museum This
atai& epee.. for 1.1M.OM1 volumes
• Pella. Londe} Writer.
it in maid that Sir Mdlrin Arnold has
snefrlbuted nearly 111,1111 leading and -
elm to the inndnrt Daily Telegraph.
A rawer. 1se.eesetir,...
Weer LMhalr vee Pater of Nurem-
berg, who recently died. left ASM.JM
Sur tar purpose at beautifying tilt eft
Site --11 feeder why they busg that p:c-
fer.?
Hs --Perhaps they ooalde't catch the
•rt tet.
Tb. t visprsuasedr Tela.
London, Rept 3. - 10r Phlllln W. Currie.
the British AWbaseadur he Turkey. who left
1.,,•eteu uu bb returu to Constantinople ua
Ruud,. lot. was dlre.led before his de-
parture to have •• .arty audience with
tis.• xults• and to deliver t.. Ills Rajrety
• acreage treat Qu. -.s Victoria that etria-
lirnt measure., be taken lar pn•.••o. tuttb.•r
outrage.. et the sante time tic- Aue•.+--s-
dur will present to the Porte a 1, e• .1 r ,1..
!tete Lord **Asbury el a sae u.., . ..
ter
THE
OLD
RELIABLE
always on hand.
The - eft and only Scranton Coal in
tbik market delivered at ?8.25 per
ton, with 50cts. per ton oft for Ca -h,
making it
$51175.
All (nal weigher on the market
scaler;, so that you are sure of goal
mama re.
SCREENED SOFT COAL, S4 PER TON
BLACKSMI iH'S COAL, S5 of
WMM LEE.
nr lRui.r Quay.
EABPZi & LIZ'S ste..
TB STIFF OF LIFE.
Ado oration and serhs'itntion in food pre
dives bare of late years be••otse leo gra.e an
evil. tbovernment.everywbere hese been
o rt. In the services el anyalyste to
ohne* heir read and save tie lirea of the
people.
One .1 the most important articles food
unacraionably Is RRIAD,
For taro wholesome Rimed. It must be mauls
from Melt end Hop Peart : foe this reasoo it
it castle •olnhle In the luloee of the stomach.
or, to ether words.. light of dtgealo•,
Hop and Malt Yeast Is pronounced by the
hear analysts in Ragland to be the pure aad
tnwouters'ed year. and is used by ttte best
bakers in the country.
IN MY BAKERY
Yon can get for one rent a. ntnnh Bread made
trent Hop Yeast •• you ewe ter three omits
front the premed )erste which are foreleg
Memo -her on ter ethltc. but which e'o not
end cannot wive the tame swept flavored bread
MY BREAD IS MADE FROM THE' PURE:
MALT AND BOP VEA'T AND NO. 1
MANITOBA PATENT FLOUR.
Try timid prove for yourself. It is the nowt
wholesome and sweetest breed that esti he
prodenool of any ye+at -.' i he• market. Ws
Ong exp•r'ence In the Rakers business has
proved three to be facts.
D r,ANTELON.
I SIINLIGHT
SOAP
PICTIIRES
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
•f
ea aeeti.fa., Tsreste.
l.Tft,
SANDUSKY, WINDSOR,
Detroit and Sault Line.
Leaving 8aelnaky every Monday and
Thursday night at 10:30 P.M., caning at Wind-
sor. Detroit, Couriwtieht, Sarnia Oalerich.
Kincardine, Pmt Klgin. gout hamptrin,throogh
the Georgian Bay and North Channel to the
Sault.
For rates sad all Information
Address C. P. K. Or G. T. R. tlak•t agents. or
WM. LEE, Goderich.
G. W. BROWN, Windsor,
General Manager.
77 -tat
Arm TIN Ram furttiilIN1
Two aoz Dura
NJLTuarnu,old�TU 3VLT. IN&
- itR i I bed
wiso '�'la Inesrval• idea aoi SSe Ike
bell is titete b fib•
wjbd tr�sa a
;Mott lir
!m`
The undersigned begs to inform
the public that he keeps on hand
all grades of
HARD
SOCOAL
FT
AVU
BLACKSMITH COAL.
PRICES OF W000 REDUCED.
ipeclallatteatlun given to
CUT and
W000SPLIT
Call and get prices and see sampled
of wood.
Office and yard, NELSON -ST.,
near Sense flees. Hotel.
D. C. STRACHAN
Proprietor
THE HUNTING SEASON
)
•
Is upon us, and the true%ports-
wan i-. beginning already to pre-
pare fur the prince of sports.
When you want your outfit we
have e.erytiting you need in
GUNS lnd SHOT and
POWDER SHELL.
:Machine ioaded Sheila always on
hand, or loaded to your orler on
the ahorttatt notice. A full line
of the best American Pow-
ders always on hand. Call and
see our Shot Guo,,, which for
.duality and price lip •vits them all.
D A_ "C.7IS 0 NT8L Co.
Baby Wants It.
•
Martin's
Cardinal Food
FON INFANTS AND INVALIDS.
The most palatable food prepared, sad
is unequalled by any other preparation
of its kind. The best food and the ism%
ralue, put up in one pound Tins, pries
25 cts. per Tin_
SoldRetail by a1! Druggists dei/
Grocers and Wholesale by
KIai11Y WATSON & CO.. PaopaedttIMy
:11 hicnsyrusrai.L.
PATENT -S i
CAVEATS. TRADE •ANAS Ago COMMITS
Ohtalesd, and all business In the C. P. Patent
Office attended to at monickers PARS.
Our office is opposite the U. e. Patent Ot-
tloe, and wi eau obtain Patents to lees time
ban those -emote from W I RHINOTo.v.
Send MODRL OR DRAWING. We ad
vim as to tsteutebility fres of ch end
we mak. AO (KI RON tNLISS )f:'/, OB.
re IN P4 TiINT.
We refer. here, to the Postmaster, the Sup.
of Money Order Div„ and to °Mlotels or the
U. 8. Pete•at (Mice. For c,rrolar, *dries
berms and references to earns' ellente le yom
awe fume or county write to
c • Mgew a If A.,
90eoette 1•.test ')Aire, .V.rhinat.n, D C.
.r
FOR TWEN I Y -SIX YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THE COOK'SBEST FRIEND
LAastiT SALE IN CANADA.
GODERJOH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
Buoor eorte CSrgm.l t Sleek,
Manohntorer of ell Wads of
3E3OILEF2tS.
Smoke Stacks, Halt Pane, Sheet Ire.
Works, etc., etc.,
Aad healer la -
Regimes, Maebisery Castings, A:o.
All Miss of Pipe. sad )tip. F/ttj0gs,
Bums sad Water Gomm, Globe rid...
Check Valvae, Inspirwtore, Et..,.r, sed la-
= Osset•etly ea Beed at Lowers
• Bae of Nuel Raker avid H.
TrwegY'gr nes d k oar• ..d tethers
1leestrleg promptly ateset.A tri
A. S. OUTWIL.
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