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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-11-19, Page 2THF SI(P L : al►PRR1('A- ( T.• THTTRRT)AY- NOV. l9. 1RKR. THE NEW SENATORS m* froth tis. d malt. tWU .Dt+tm and fire cite wry .t .0 or &h las doss acid. The peeper who pay ---�-- money tor whir vinegar should WOO some guarantee that they are not get - Meg the aortic acid mixture.. leo dsai- .r, May b• called upon 1.. distinguI. 1.1wern the kinds Seated. The Uwtlsb uutrn.ment u aaking fur information In regard to Canadian pulp wood. I►snut.rk's supply has bosh drawn from Norway, and It has urea playing out for years, WI prem. have sway upas an there are good pro- ' Mark the Flret Step In Reform - Ing the Upper Chamber. .CAPE COLON GIVES U3 k REBUFF The aeve.awent et air mNrter 401001 will Rave gear et ewe teen 1 ',fro galled 1 Meese Seat T•nmash 1'.wada rel I S INA feae(ry imam - Ottawa %ewe O'tawa, Ont.. Nov 10 -Thr Pre - Misr to -night c..uflrr' .d the re- port that Hon. David Mills at.4 Mr. George A. Ons. president id the LOMA- dlan Bank Of Commerce, have thea appointed to the .senate for the Pro- vince of Ontario. filling the vac•.neW created by the deaths of Dr. Ferguson of Weiland, and Sir David Macpherson. The apprIntmen,. of Messrs. Mills and Cox was made at the last meeting 'f the Cabinet. and the ortierain eounell are now on the way i.e. Lord Aberdeen in British Columl'aa for his signature. As sown &a His Excellency approves et them he will advise the Government by telegraph. The Journal says : Tate appoint- ment of Messrs. MUIs and Cox to the Senate Is an Indication that the Gov - eminent is going to make an effort to reform the upper chamber. and Lori there is no intention of abolishing 1L. Mr. Cox Is one of the ableat financiers In the country. His same Nos mentluned at one time In connection with the position Of Fi- nance Mlniater. As for Mr. Mills, he fa one of the keadt.g public men 'f Canada. Ito lung service to the stale as a Minister of the Crown and 1r Parliament n.ake hum eminently ritual to apo the boder of the Senate. Oliver Mowat. in bringing about those reforms wjticb he h&a promised In ten- necton With that WstIMUon. The attention of tile Gov ern- Ineet.t has leen Balled to awlaw just enacted be the Legislature of Cape Cedony, which pre teas. Impena.tun int. that coup` try. al...'er heavy penalLie*..Of "any ounce let trees, or any fru t. scion, ct•.Itng brei., mot or reef. the g.iwtn ur product tker of. from either Car- at* or the United States" Heavy I.tneities are provided for variation 01 i,h.s lea. While k may he •►,t• tbat nu gnat .quantity of fruit o. fruit tree ,a -e exported to the Cape. v : the Fruit Growers' Asaoelatio--,•e 4, sue .e that the ft crd..m of Qwuadtan c t ... • dr from disease may be demon rt,ateu. and this unjust •mbet.u. evl- deo:ly made in ewut•ranee of the tater. re LA'. .1. It is likely. therefore. that thy .: irarttnent of Agriculture trek 'be ma.t••r me, with . tow t) • .owing to the. Cite: au .hurt es that lite• la was paired 1n iv- _-a:. • of the f••ets. Arco ••frog to Inturmatlrn which has ' re•.cbr:' the ng' i. u:tura) and iatifY enUy G•mm,ssioner. a,.other .•)t appal o: "fll el ' cheer. has been sent t'• Liverpool fr.ns Chle'ago via Montreal. It ace P'of. Itobertsup was advised of tit firs' sheetient of filled cheese to LrglanJ. the inepeetur aapdntext to examine into different shipments has aretully watch...1 etc&. lot of cheese tieing :extreme In bond. On Saturday av t a euaplclous looking bast of 17: 1• •,s were fount en route trent Chi - Car.. t° Glasgow They were not bander In accordance with the regu- Litton* of the United States law. deal- tng wit: the manufacture and expor- latt"n orf filled ct: tee. Prof. Hobert - ▪ n wee forwarded full panteulars ort t14. lot to tit:' chief of the dairy divi- st)is of the Department ut Agriculture at Warhingtnn, ;a order that such tit- ters) ma) be taken as will effte•tually prevent the skipmemt of any filled ..r lsttnor cheese through Can. dian Juts to Great Britain, unless proper- ly brar,lyd ae such. Teen Premier is sanguine as to the Out -oma of the negotiations retarding the school com;iromise. On being leaked to -night about the repeat from a Innlp. g of a hitch he the ne•,totla- tio:,s. Mr. Laurier cbaracteriztel it &a ".ti: hash " Recently petitions were sent to the Jelrlster of Jueti. ee asking for the re- rnte•lon of the sentene a on Patrick Lyen o Toruntu. who a doing a term in Kingston Penitentiary fur perjury. These ..etitlon• nave been considered, and It is understood the sentence w111 Pot be interfered with. r ccot•'ing to the flew of Government ofli• isle Capt. Ruelle. owner of the D.Iroll mud scow. Is entirety out of court -,rilh bis claims for damages. CI.J._ :41 of Cie CUNom. Act says Ata' It the owner or claimant 0f • • thing wised or detained, or the person all •Sed t.. have .neurrrd the penalty. dt.es no' within 30 dao. after having been n.•tiled of the Mihlste-r's decision, give Met notice In writing that aitch der.slon will not be accepted, the de- clrl.,n shall be .anal. (apt Ituelle failed to comply with this provision of the sae hent.- any court of law will doubtless rule him out. The om(er, of .he analyst branch of the lnlvn.: Res •yue Department will take ut. the question of the aduitera- tien of hoary ant analyse samples ob- ta'ned in different parts of the coon - e: It will be remembered that thr ugh the t -n,. gy of Ur. Penult.. M. P.. .en ae•t was passed Last session, pro- b:M•Ing tit. fieding of sugar to bees. Th. proposed test t.y the anal>st will Jemunstrat,• to •khat pate+, a,,....y now on •h.- mark, . is bring 'dulteraled. Major C. Kitson, of tit.. King's Royal R.A m, reported commandant of the Royal Military College, Is a past staff college rnan. He le major of the 4th ba.tallen of his corps. Ile u lust 40 Vea.• of age and has served in the army since 1117:.. He wan A lee. to the Brlradler-General at Aldersh,et in 114-i11. A.U.C. to the Major-General cmmmanding the Western dlatrl.r tail 15ati, and district staff "Meer and De- puty Assistant Adjutant -General In Wheal in lithe He saw active servk•e 'n 8:8.. expedition to Manipur. Indite In 1101 and was mentioned in doapatches t( i ondon for the same- Former eom- m indents of the R.M.(' have been at high, r rank that the Major As there are .leltenant-c dnnele attending the e .11• se, Major Kitson. If he be the nornlltwe for =laget,t a evidently an able offerer. He is at Alderahex, sta- tioned with Ade corpse The pr.nwdurw le for the nomination to be made by the home anther -Atlee. and cenflrmed by rode la eouaelt hese. ertis !)ominlon Analytaa haw. been teekmg Into the samples et vlawgam that wore (*fleeted In dtlinrent Mares esti pert up by different makers_ The . yrmtnat.wn Mani not the .fact, that tee term -*Meter" le rout s bdeflntbs so • an well he Imagism'. There are dN- ette kends of ., ks , el selling an - - the same rt•selt Ib different m ono another. • yle.thers tee, tree ..nate made Them a. sear - gone specie 01 Oanadlan pulp wood finding a market there. The relic hunter has outwit Ottalle occasionally, as well as ether Mine Some vandal has spade a beg belregi e one of the curtains over the Vico- Throne In the Senate Chamber and car` reed away a pity of teem rich old hangings that cattle up from Quebec. where they had done service In the I.egsiative Council Chem l.er. The medical staff of the Protrytent hospital are again at loggerheads wttb the hopital director. and It Is said (hat tM rwlgnatlon of the entire Medi- cal hoard is one of the probabilities of the next few days. The trouble is over the eee:tl.n of (oe•• new attetad- Ing physicians by the directors Leat week, replacing; two ..1.1 physicians. A sign of pr.:eprrity m the States Is evlden.ed by an order lust received by the Pontiac anal Pel& Junction Rall• way to b4 prepared to ship ten car leads of Iron ere dally from the Bristol mines Quel.e.•. to Pittsburg. Pa. The minae have hewn worked under lease by Ennis & (b of Philadelphia for some year•. An action for 050.000 for breach of agreement was entered in the High Court here to -day by Messrs. Mao- (`1a,keo. Henderson, & McKay. acHag on behalf of Messrs. John F. Hendrts and S. S. Ryckrrran of Hamilton. The defendant's are Messrs. Rufus H. Pope of Co.kehire• Quebec. and J. P. Graver of Spokane. Plaintiffs state that the agreement referred to was entered in- to at Hamilton, tint., on July Yu last. and was that defendants agreed 10 Mel and convey, by good and sufficient conveyance to plaintiffs. a three-flfthu interest In the mineral claims "Mascot" and "Mascot Fraction." situate In the Trail Creek district, West Kt...tertay The purehaae prise for the claims was $:4.000. 4)1 [hie $4000 was paid down. and the rest wave to be paid in thirty days. letalntlRs claim that defendants disposed of the minas to other parties before the thirty days had expired. As the property is now valued at the lane sum of 01,500.000. they therefore claim 050,000 for breath of the agreement_ Dr. Saunders, director of the Experl- mental Farm. haw returned home from a trip in the Maritime Provinces, where he held a course of meetings, at which he and the MinIster of Agriculture gave addresses. A number of Quebec politkians ar- rived rrived here to -night, among them being Senator Thibaudrw, Mr. Pretontalne. M.P.. and Mr. Lemieux M.P. There is every proalect of a lively Mayoralty contest here, tour candidates being in the field. They are ex-Itlaeor McDougall. ALI. Cluff, and ex -Add. Crannell and Bingham. T. P. Owens of the Hansard staff lett to -day for British (Oolumbla being ap- pointed OBfeial Stenographer by the Canadian Government to the Behring Sea Claims Commission. The Uni� Staten Government will appoint other stenographer. and it is probable that Mr. McBride of the Oonereaatonal Record Staff may get the pc.t111on- Senator Temple was here to -day. He left for Toronto to -night. T RNICFITSOFLABOR. epewteig of the General Assembly se ■eehrMee-Tbe )•ernes was Meeh what They will *.mated. ttoehewter. N.Y., Nov. •0 -The regu- lar session of the General Assembly of the Knights of Labor opened here this 3413rning. There are about 100 dele- gutter present from dit.,'rent parts of the United States and Canada. (senersl ,lar • er Workman Sovereign v• and Introdu^ed Charles \t t'eht of this city, who welcomed the delegates .' . afterwards introduced elioor War. who delivered an ad- dreos. General Worthy Foreman el. J. Bishop of Boston reeled to Mayor Warner, in which he stated the objects of the order. f. B. McGuire. of Amsterdam, a member of the Executive Board. de- livered an eddres, which was greeted with mtch applause. Mrs. Ford of Re.cheater, 'he only mo- rtar delegate., also made an address. alter w'%Ich the meeting went into exec utlye session. '-he meeting throughout was strictly seent nothing being given out except :h odgh the members of the Preps Cc•mmlttee apt"dnted by the General M.uder Bot kman, tut - representa- eve of the Associated r-e•w was de- formed from a very re, Thi source th:.t on' of C e rn..st impoottant deU- beratlont would be the subject of tariff. H. was Informed that the present Courses-, will he asked t.. take the tariff o^' witel•.w Slaw+, and that ill he ' acre I I.y .rune of the leading snatch In the 1'nit-d States Senate who fernier:e favored a tar!ft on that t educe 41 f.P.(t. OPBllt.'ToI1.'. "MIRA, THE WONDERFUL" she le the rivet rreakMk .t All the 1'arb►L eters. The principal oblects of interest to be asked eye star -teaser this muuth t:lovenntwt), &aide term the oot'%etalla- ,ina, which tray readily be located widb the air of the planispherr, ar. .he varialae star Mira, the Leonid me- teors and the planet Mars. Thr afar Omlorott Ceti, better known to "Mira, the Wonderful,'• one or the meat freakish of I.L. variable star's- eerUculaly Interesting because of the „teal range ef 14 variability -is now '.tt the point if coming inks Visibility 1., the naked eye, and wire prubsaey .tach its maxImuun oe Militancy sumo ..iter next month. 1t is in a parte:Mer- good position for observatwn. and ee Jibe who is Interested in .yelesLta ;.1.rnumrna should miss thus tipper - :unity of forming the star's acquaint - aloe and noting its ecoentrlclUea The peculiarity of Mira Y this: Or- dinarily It is lnvfatble to the naked ye. betas when at Its faintest of be- tween the ninth and tenth ntaan•:udass. !laving remained at this point of low- ed brilliancy for aunty weeks it begin. .,lowly to brighten. and atter awhile it becomes visible to the naked eye• It continues to brighten for a month Or -ix weeks longer. when it attains a •naxlnnum of luWlanoy.whlob is usual- ly that of a star of about the third n•agnittde. In this condition It re- main,. sometimes fluctuating in br!gbt- i.esa, for a fortnight et- so. and then I.eglns to lime its lustre. and in about hree rnont.hs it le again beyond the reach of the naked eye. Mira runs the cycle of its changes In ar average period of about 11 months, t Lehrer. there is a considerable Irvegu- I.•:-icy In ate proud. as well as 1n its i.rilltancy when at Its brightest. Its 1.1.4 maximum occurred some time In January last. Owing. however, to the i•revalenur of cloudy weathe* during :eat and the preceding months ob- r•nera were. not able to fix upon the precise date of the occurrence. nor to ti.terrttlne very exactly tete Marc' greatest date a the occurrence nor to fallen short or the third magnitude. The (Auer of the singular deportment of this and similar variable stare 1s uniting the enigmas which science Is .tell attempting to =riddle. Upon r. Luckyer's •' neteor1.c theory" . lira is not strictly speaking. a "star" that is. a sun. It L dimply a con - di -nab -1g shoal of meteors. its light be- ing due to heat engendered by the col - lesions of these metivra. wtlk:h are a*- sumed to be in motion among them - • Ives owing to their mutual attrac- 8 ,n for one another. There are here. :u ' • riding to Mr. Lockyer. two such eieter,r ahoala, circling about each .'cher in orbits of such eccentricity :hat. While ordinarily the two mases ..f meteors do not hnterefere with one :.:,other, yet when they are the nearest t.gether one of them erases ur pewee partially through the other. As a con- sequence the collisions brawme more rumenous and more violent, and ver see the "star" Increase in brilliancy. Th.- si•eectroso ogre shows that the star's in- crease In splendor is due mainly, If nee wholly, to an •wtbutst a glow in;: ream, a fact which is outte In har- mony with Mr. I.ockyer's theory. In- deed. this theory was based originally upon experiments made with the sp.r•- troscope. When ahtnfng only faintly the star is decidedly red: but as it I -tightens it loses Its redness. and its eieV'trum shows bright lines, Indleative of luminous g&aea, among which is the you -present hydugen. Mira is now at 9 p.m. In mid-hea- vtns In the .outhe&at. To And it -or its isw,ltl n. for It Is not now visible- llrwt find Meeker, the second magnitude 'tar In the snout of Cetus. This star f..rms with the Pleladee and the pair .•f stars in the head of Arles a triangle teeth nearly equal aides. To the ryrht Menkar is a grouu d three stars. ar shorn on the pianl.phere. The mid- dle one of these 1s Ganrama Ceti, of the third matrnitude. The lowerme.et. of the fourth magnitude, le Delta Ceti. This star Delta 1. almost exactly mid- way between Meeker and Mira. With an opera glass a small triangle of seventh magnitude stars may be seen In the sOot here indicated. Mira will make es app.aranee at the centre ut this triangle. Keep a watch upon It. 1 I'la.i 1 rr.lrr.landlag •.ash d and &a Agrerna as Masted w bleb [I.Ide bowl tee ear tear. il..mtreal. No.. 1'e..-I$terc8l.l--Pot the lee tea days m rnr.teersre has been gels; ..0 w•Iw.r•h >Ir. .. W. a,.rmrr. ..np.•tl°tra- tk•et of Ih.• I as.eru blvrb.n . t the 4%18111. steel e1 toew.w"nal .wp•riso hdeet. ase ...eh .M 1•ga..•. n.pt.apbtlug 19. . n.11.. Ir.•.. seer: i. the .sine W11...u,.. '4olt, a •_N. wader, set.' dle us ed ::..1 g ..II rte• ■ w la W.M. fiat. and 81110 .'.rising „ is 411 •n de. alandii,s was n•a..led and an ,Y.Ih ,..est dgne,l regarding tl.r hhta'm ...'. 4.•a. pity, rt.•., wloeh will 1.1.1 ;omit int 1w• y. •r• Ail parties .'a8, that 1:,. .1tg.n'In•. e:a dlap..a.'41 ''1 Ie at 1e9.:, err ar e....r,.... .u•. men mud '11• 4.• w. d AA 4 4.'4. • ItwaM1. New York, Nov 10.- -troller wheat" appear. to b.' in sight and the ' • s- pect Is that the flow se g 'l.. :. 1.1 Europe will hon be reeune ( ash wheat Nu. 2 rel. the standar.! trade Nil to -day. at el cents a bush. e. o to August 14 teat It meld at C c. n •. The ga'n. tber.f.we. It. less that' three anatbe has been m cants a Luehel. Fire Aa.... ver Olio .re.. New Yolk. Not. 1o. The brume, of cote sere* says. "TA. err In.s n, lee Lofted d ame mid 1'anode for the month of 44.. - Mier •how+ a !near of 1114.11113.11441. T►le u a remarkable lu•pPoernenl os er IMtnbet'• • bewl.g` In 11414:.. whoa the fetal lees was q 411.Lsl 'lily total for the grit tea meati, 4d 1Me •,Mots • gpramtltylig redeetlea r emaperl«'n with few agsr'es nor the same mead of Ithe." A DIALOGUE IN TERSE. Tb. aerate. u 1 shoed die te-•Igatt- Tsyc hea would you Wok tt qt taus Awe wish sue back age u wetY air stall? Neale ss: the years of rating 1 have meat I.pr.uurlt•g ell your kard-earned grata and hal Wile smut reture Ie butter. meek or meat. Nub Ilttir ease a pile of 1e.eb.d-rut dues Rud m) ..+ I4•ty to bare behead: e told rurb a 811' work wake you' wlah me back If 1 should die tonight? 1thiessee arse.. M t Teme , gsatere weer . Nev. 10. A smoke trio .Lear. 11.10.. Waddle r.. sys M. :cat barges lying tis teltt� ./.m1a to tie Weaken of ?teeth GNw y IMMsavlag Arm 1. easel. le reader OW ' e•�taare en aee'nant of the ttesna�s� eM whleb le ramose'. ewe tsr t 4eesee t.�ls• tam taeasiest spereme tae gMa ellesars M M Mae" 1-e is passe 7 Th. rex mar . 1f 1 should Ole to-ulght- I'd be ten dollars better of by .peing, That money represents the difference Ilrt..a'u the foot that you will guaale down Before the stow .welts and the aL'Y auol meat That you eau lwnufacture from that toed. 1f jou abouli der to -night- - I d thank my stash, And If jou think of dying. Art me take My as and turn you lino beef, at best, Before you dee tonight: -Rural New Yorker. Taw Appetite ..t . su.all N.J. 1 weigh In the nelgbbortlood a two hundred puuu.is, and 1 am the happy father tat a small boy who weight about forty pounds. As neer &a I can figure It I ought to require about three or four times as much t0 eat as that buv. This calculation takes into oun- e. 'eraton the foot that lee buy Is Isom lta NOW 1 eat three fairly good-elsed meals a day. This is what my boy eats: A glees of milk on getting up; two crackers while getting dressed; one cooky (Purloined while breakfast is he- ir:, put on the table). llreaktast-,about twice as much as I eat. A large piece of bread covered with jam to Induce him to leave the table; two sticks of trendy to Induce hien to be a goe,d boy: a pocketful o[ cookies to keep hem from starving while at his morning play. more or leas sand while at aald play; one green apple; one rrtarhle (swallowed accidentally); one gumdrop bambooaked out of an- other boy; more or leas baby -food hooked from his baby sister; a piece of We (wheedled rut of the cook, 1t be- ing her baking -day). Dinner -about three times as much as I rat. Another stick of candy to induce him to be a good boy: inure or les sand and gnat•. -1; a large wad of chewing - gum lain° .wallowed accidentally); or.e pen; three glamor' of milk to make him ale tens another stick of candy te endo h1® to take his afternoon nap: • pt of bread and jam on waking from said nap; more crackers; more cookies. Supper -.bout four times as ninth as 1 eat. Alter stepper. cookies. cake. candy. rte, apples, nuts rattans and crackers ad lite; three elatwes of mUk to snake him sleepy again: a large piece of bread and jam to Induce him to go to bed. Now will 'somebody please tell me the why and wnemefore of all ties, and what he does with it all' -Harper'. Baser. tapoe•1• Isa..$a. Many insects ter taster than biros. The common house fly cart ordinarily fiy twenty-five feet In a second. itut when it is alarmed it has been found that It oan tncrease its rate or speed t., over 100 feet per second. If it toted continue such rapid flight for a mile In a straight line 1t would oover that distance In exactly thirty-three *4 onda It a not unooxrnnon when traveling by rail in the summer time te see a bee or a wasp keeping up with the train and tryout to net In at one of the windows. A swallow is considered one of the swiftest of flying birds. and 1t wads thought until recently that no Insect could escape' it. A naturalist tells of an exciting chaos he saw between a swallow and a dragonfly. which 1s among the swiftest of Insects. The Inseet flew with lncred '!e speed and wheeled and dodged with such ease that the swallow. tit .ylte its termer efforts. coinpletdy failed 10 civet-tpk* and capture 11.•5C4entw. Graeae Mose. The tame of "Ceramic Stone•" ham been given by M. Garchey, a French inventorto a new building stole ob- tained by him from broken Maas. The a:ass--broken bottles. window plates. etc. --e reduced to powder, different kinds are mixed if variegated coker I-: desired. and the pulvmAsed 'sweetili I: devltrifled by oassina tttaemelitivrty 'trotl's.% two furnace*, the Mound be- ing one of high temererattme The pasty mass is then pawed leder a pleas which gives tt rape sad cos- mistencr Thlvq rite« taea the r- -•w. The greatest depth. write. 'fee.or Seeley to the "Story of tae earth." et whit! earthquakes are ltso.• n to orig- setts Is about thirty mese. et l'ao boss a lculat•d that a heat w - eMent to melt granit• Intpt maw et ..poet the same depth. The Je.tere Chorea. "I art sorry to see that Yeas Mabel appears to be losing interest in re- ligious things." "Why. Dr. Fourthly. how can you say that'" "She has joined the choly."-Chltwgo Tribune. Fweddle-Aw, Mims Cudley, do you believe In this nonsense about men be- ing evoluted from monkeys' Miss Cudley- Some men may have evoluted from monkeys, but I'm sure that you never did. Fweddle-Ha. ha' draw the Une? In your case it was degeneration in- stead of evolution. -Cleveland Leader. Why. do you "1 Nes we'd better tell that errand boy he'll have to give up his habit o[ whistling." mid the business man. "I shouldn't do that," his partner re- plied. 'The only time he is hurrying le when he 1s keeping time to a march." -Washington Star. "Mello, Bluffly: You didn't get around last night to hear your wife's excOlent lecture on the faith cure. "No. I was laid up at borne with the dick headache."-Detrltt Free Pram "Where are you working now,Mary'" "Ain't workln' nowhere. I am In business for myself. I got a couple down ladles that pays me a quarter a week to Dome around and ask Om for a place, and It makes the hired girt they got mad. and sh., won't leave." -L�imclntatl Eaguiref. Wanted T,r. Aligarh far north. The janitor had conducted her through the building, and she seemed not altogether displeased with some a the apartmenue ray. the Washington Star. "I hope." she said. "that none oe periople here keep dogse' "Some at th.vn do," truthful ewnploye. "Are there any chlldreslr' 'There ain't any rase of Insiatin' folks twin' born growed up." "The style of the decorators doesn't exactly please MP.** "They're all brand sfrald the landlord 'eon." "Does anybody In the piano?'" "No, ma'am. But pe. 1s learnln'." '9Ttat'm too bed. I dialike. noire► It's a very glee place In many relpectw. But dogs bank. and children cry and pianos jingle, and I'm eery particular about decorations." "Well, ma'am there's 1 can say." "What a it?" 'Ton aer''t expect for IBI a month." the replied ,he ate new, and I'm wouldn't change the bulldfng play two Or three 1)4.'4)' only one thing to feet heaven CANCER CURED -.IDA- LII *AVID my the re.Rletent Iter Of Ayer's Sarsaparilla "1 was troubled for years with a sore on my kuse, wL.ch several physicians, w'ho treated me, called a cancer, assuring we that nothing could be done to save my life. As a last resort, I was induced to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and, after tak- ing a number of bottles, the sore •himetta 1ladedaesa The palm for abalent-ndntlet nam r probably taken by a learned German, wbm • Perlin mesio paper on Prete Dowel a Dona. Oe. day the prnfemse noticed his wile placing • lamp bou- quet re bels desk. "West dos that swan?" he asked. "Whys'' she •telalat.d, "d/a1't yea bow that this le Ike *0sM+..ary of year .anlage?" ))) "Ab adsad. le 50?" said tees pretest- - p05. '1Kbedly 1st tib. irnew Aga .vase sepal mesa& rod 1 wig impala the • began to !...Appear and my general health Improve. I persisted in thin treatment, until the Clore was en- tirely healed. Since then, I use Ayer's Sarsaparilla occasionally as a tonic and blood -purifier• and, in- deed, it seems .w 1; ugh I could not keep house without it." -Mrs. S. A. Fin.Ds, Bloomfield, la. AVER'S Tka Orli Wcrid's Hr Sarsaparilla. Ayor's Pins Eceeinto tho L►w/h V =-1TJ01 THE OLD RELIABLE COAL always on hand. The .'est and only Scranton Coal in this market. HARD, SOFT and BLACKSMITH - COgL - always on hand. All Coal weighed on the market scales, so that you are sure of good measure. WMe LEE. or Harbor Quay. 3A82113 s LU'$ Stem The Signal Mmase attils McOveisa M iM Jed Irma ere malar pard rage theti halt the pomp* rad meanies r all aims el prta . pew of Ilia maaaase• mos mai seggen pa1, asd 8. mandif g yea way be la awed sea s year wid dlbab ea/arte q pisses wW steel wit ar Ms approval m[ rear patrons. �o%t ' 4 bo.11 This useful siae is kept in the r+o�e d gw'same e as rete! heads Win e l�clnto. iitwd►th are not so generally used, they an important place in ia oc. we ooa1t11 See what we've got ander the above heads. That. iitwd►s In this line we hare a very large Moon of fine writing papers suit able for every clans of basinees represented in this locality, coin, prising laid and wove, linens, quadrille and other papers, ruled Or unruled, as may be required. INA‘. iitwd►s 11 the " pay-as-you-go " plan was the order of the day the demand or account paper would not be so great ; but there are some men who get so many thinners that they wonder if the stock will ever ran out. We don't intend it to, and at present our stock is Com plate in this line with four sizes. Good paper and neat ruling. ih0XtMtt4ttl Both single and double dollars and cents columns. They oome cheaper than bill heads, and are the proper thing to send after a delinquent once a month. They aro sure to fetch him 'round -- sometime. ✓ *at*LTea/ cram -awed 8,T*mwL Vim Mamie MoMarrla, V aedeahaa k, Om. woe. that Ry0W.s's "Releas, osier woe/ beret Par.' -r' .hire rendered ens N4. of Ir b4 *.&8l0.•..8. _. Phvderne said there was ria theme s. .ver .roe rw.rn.rfnr the ave of her Saba Reps 4.ssnsd bar, but to -day Mer walking aroma! Selling her Meda ho. Ryck.s.'s " r Core' gave her Nes and h.ppl.sr gamer. to, Jaly 11). 1fal6 Mess J. W. aq.o.r Corley, Notary Pohl& S WORN sT•T5NR*T er • SRATuns iNTRRR. Lula .elder, .8.. year. old, .ho oases veld assess Mow bar birth. has been satire.) ostl .Id We general *yews Malt up by kykw s "Seirssegy Ota' he shoe* hx•ta are give la • ewers 111•11• nod gralla by her mr•Irer, new George wink le a1t•esa etas •a.lIoa thee-, dated July 5, ion Wire J. r. $Marr!, > y Pale. • a7eRpg•Tter NSTLRata - swan STATRRN5T ■Mash l7'rh, a. $o..•n. le Marlborough et, Tees s MemelLehrer teeth% end entralp•iesh , estwAad et Hew eft his appeals and me s ereerry� Mk sea Me 1Mew.. w .e. le • �e.e•alsep k ilen4:appetsock see -.s me.e.p vMlpsNw emend : Ji Mr .r awe t� wslf Re..Mr Qws mese lie nabob �s� �sb Jti Im has Meese J W. gws,s 11l1ILEl*LI • i1ETAll ARMSTRONG Bane. Roo, Pump & Fanning Mill 'hire 0.03:0Zi tIC?8, ONT_ P riv e11110ARTMa>1T e A lane stook of very elrolee Purees, ewae ramersi teem selected Muskoka emanated pf •'44 with beats est mot There Pumps .r. .sa.Motnrcd la • number estrus le omit everybody sad every pl.o& Vary easy weruMg pseM ter 4eep wens 1 ewgmelmsd teem imam fee roboal- y Ny s, liras mama eta NtIN.7 MOCK PUMPS NRaT roars*101. W- earmea 4etttla fE ghee M drawlag wow treat well a d0aase Asa pease Tres sad weed Aperseresel. leen (teed sr ;IIiffilige weed se Wm TIMM LAWS VRINRORr.eet.., MOW swing WAeal*U seal, email amid Et- re AS gM Sheila e ii r.r as. isisa elders preemie 11,1X$T1i0a4 1106 di Co ILntttse..otpts Now, it would be hand to get along witbooenvelope., and to keep up • it t, the demand or them we kl e•1, a large stock o hand. We have now ablest a hundred thousand in stock, and the prove, will ranee from 75c. to $3.00 per M. We handle corm mercial and legal sixesexcinsirele. Cortvcltere.•tA V im&t it has already been partially einem orated in some of the heads alloys. There is, however, a vast au,nun of work under this head that to enumerate would more than take up the entire space occupied by this adr't, but we do it all at Tia SIGNAL. Z t1•vO4i.0..i000S to an "At Home" or a wedding require considerable taste in melee tion sometimes, but we make it an easy matter by keeping is stock the very latest and blest samples to be had. Call and es To l�''iro.rias of entertainments and mini promptly turned out, from the plain but neat to the most elegant with cord and pencil attacher trtuA.ar s We aim to excel in all the differ ent kinds of work we turn out. but especially in this, and keep in stock plain and fancy paper suitable for all regmrements. or 6.s wad. rC ,e•)Ltts Thi. head coven a large used: work, i frim a bread or milk fieri to a new' nailing card, from an or- dinary admission ticket to a .self business card or a handsomely printed membership ticket Y osttr Our facilities for turning out diff clang of work are evidenced by dig fact that the great bulk of it it done by us. This line alio in eludes D(Ater s. which our three testi-uniting lob pre•ess are able to turn out in surprisingly short tine. %QNt ii!MXs belong to the poster dsoartmeai aloe, and we make a specialty e1 titers-pr'omptaese beeitag our aim in this respect. A noticed .ale will appear in TRU SIGNAL free of charge when bills kw saws sae gel here. #\t NGymks or11L in the typographical doaa aMLJ ll be in this oaR in an expedition sail manner and Gear V teats 81W8 er dt j/10114 *ix rtge.110 >r ibAt.. Ws egessd aur tl1UD` /0/ ors, and eabeit at Ike .Meow