HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-11-26, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODKR10H, ONT., THURSDAY. NOV. 26, 1896
TREATING AN OLO COMPLAINT
A-
Old-Pashies•e but Ixeeetlrr lure
mtwpl•.eares.
' 11111011118111 1s hest cured ty out .1
late. Thta has been said a thous.
denim, avid *1111 sufferers Bothe* c.
prebend the truth of it. Very
peupie. Indeed. w 111 1. / fl ee ph•se a
a whole day out of doe . and alert
eu much a `..Iter ..f habit that
would be worth much ere t tend es
trtvancr t., get this whole day out
doors 1st many a rase Where such
.measure le treated as quite "cat of
buesteet. tine such day may se. h
to break the habit of tering awake
to unser other sleep-proveking
vices effect've dc%M -s that with
the open-air expedient may have
ttrly fallr.l.
Remember Prod Ten tells r.•rdltet
lr
the hopeasnras of vetting geed
In the house. !hi the lost you can
Mot' course. but we have his authori
and demonstration to prose.• that ail i
door air b bad air, and all the w.,
bads long ago ?mend out that geedL the finest nerve tunic and sopor
ever discovered.
On pleasant, desirable article
trod Is Invaluable. In fostering sl.•,
ar.d that 1s lettuce Wad ryrt r•ly
lettuc.; letttpe I* iheOd_.•t•ut the
and flavoring of Refit,' that gu
making a good .ala.l of It, increase
greatly Its soothing powers. The gar-
lic s ref centre. merely ruteeci ou the -
dish.
but a pretty thorough use of it
Ir. that way helps the case in m•t.•tals.
ways. It. like all Its %mutable• kin. ha
a definite alre•p-producing tendert, y,
apd therm it masalad '.
a salad s,
well that you rat twice as 171114-11171114-11171114-11of
as you utherw9w would. and that
1s a merit gained. Itrsid,'s On express
soporific tendency. Met p,•eetele's stom-
achs stand in sore need .4 more saladn
thathey get. and they profit tri sl...
by an tmprored digecanesnn Very stub -
torn canes of tnsomn!a are frequent-
ly cured by a steady habit •d (-[tine
!etch d,
ch a salad as •wcribeed at the 'even -
leg meal. Baths eon be made Invalu-
able In treating insomnia, but e•tthet
a hot or a cold bath just ..-fore going
t, bed is ahem perilous to sl..•p; it is
.
stimulating. not soothing.
For all who can stand such nerd
treatment a cold morning plunge- Is
Rand for sleeping habits. because Li
tome the nerves; but the bath im
mediately alewp-provoktng. is the ettz
t4k.•n In conjuncton with a hot foot
bath: a bet foot hath .Jenne is often
tried but where the brain ac•tivtty is
strong. 11 le not eff..•tive enough If
drawing the bleed teem the hes.! If
somethingcne has not a sitz bath -tub something
approximating the sits bath can be-
taken to an orernery tul, by filling t..
the d••hth of ten Inch.. or s., with hot
tater and then airing In it. with the
f -.-t drawn tin pit of not wet the lenge
s.bote the kn e; five- minutes Inthe tub,
at .1 w *ter ae het me . an to borne.
then rut. off (mot of the perw.n, re -
r ember. shame not t.:- wen. jump Into
tett and fen ate the casae that after
Mme. preceding ding he.urs out of door, and
a lettuce salad for dinner won't go to
.Itep and( may asleep. -
In pone- ea..'* .4 extreme elee.pb.sa
•-
• ie great help hap ain`t found by put-
' r':z the patient in a harrow)... k, where
• ` ••. could be gently swung. .'r swing
•):,meelvca Rnowocking is deplored now
fel e htldren. end certainty it Is bet-
ter that they bis trainee] to sleep with-
out It; but when It L a case of sleep-
ing for a person of any age. It If bet-
ties to Seep by rklns than not te'
ca
Corte I t ell. In the se of the ham-
mer* *e' Rain. are with many other
Crvic'es, may be great from a temper -
MT use of 11. Get a prrs..n In the way
of sleeping and It 1s te
ownerattvely
easy to keen him in the way.
.>f rather measure, more or leaf fami-
liar and frequently rrcommend,d. one
of the beer if a little light fo�wi to bis
o.ken at any hour of the night when
trakefttheesp begins The late IR J.
%iari..n Rims was a great friend e.f
this habit and taught many patien'f .'f
h;. to keep a little tray of bislang and
hedge-Chic/mewine or milk by their hedge-Chic/me
Record.
THE LITTLE FRENCH 411114..
She is • ■ee tatataMesses .ed J4 T••gba
sa
•ll rvistse Arta
n
However Inuoaot she. Isla? be. • lit-
tle French girl Is much more of a
tit' Mlle woman than a child of eine other
nationality. She doer nut rump, she le
games.e„ detnure and quiet In her games. w bb.h
tor are often imitations elf a grow a per-
ms 0°04 life. She 1e trying re. learn how
few to he the mistress of her homer by
fel means of her dolls, furniture, kitchen
es and /timbre. Feminine ant are still a
it part uef every well-arrangedwell-arrangedFrench
n.- education. writes Mere tester to the
of Century. Men really care more fur
,t these accompllehmenta that. for the
th• .'here, as they snake stay al -home
ell' aloes who leek •fter their hems -holds:
a• ,end as a Frenchwoman'■ principal aim
'1" r to please her future husband, every
"tet '.other prepares her daughter fur Ode
ut end. This Is why she dues Dot hermit.•tun close an lntlmay with little boy
"It -eosins, !",'*use ten years later a),wl-
arr ,me husband would take a dieli,e ter
for these friendly cousins; nor would he bosom friends, like his wife's bos,friends, in whom
o- she confides, and who never leave her
rLt any better.
air Mothers, therefore, permit few Ifthese fe any
ftic intimacies., and these all elnouwed
„( and selected slth the creatret (.r..
One. advantage .d this eystern W that
I'• the name of friend 1. not carelessly
beetow..l right and left It take,, time
fell end good reasons for simple acquaint'
,nce to else to that rank. The. mother
nut only wards off little boy '•'tains
and intimate girl friends, but she dls-
ce'urages the litUe girl in showing off
her knowledge out of the e•laas-notn,
for she la fully aaar. that nothinc
could he les. attractive In the eyes of
th. ell Peeled lord and maet.•r than s
bluewtocking.
A bright little girl I .would name haat
by chem.., picked up ,..ne asironorn!-
='al gurgle, together with other erten-
tine facts. v.hieh allowed her to shine
new and th'•t, One. evening, while
Playing in the garden. lei,. heard a
frh-n.) of her father/,' exclaim: -w-hat
* darsting roar!" "That is not a star,
air. she said. it If a 'demi." Her
mother w.u, In dcwl.air for fie would
rather a hundred Orme. ha. .• found her
fgnerant than hat.. seen her -show off."
or capable .4 ,..emitting the enormity
of --
cting an older Penton- •'1
y hope. '• *he said. jestingly as a sort 'ef
hulls. that when vette Is 1R the poor
little thing velli have forgotten a great
Wirt .1 Ie hit/ she knows to -day"'
Th. ohne ata enlace.
All the scenes and atm...t'hero.
• nos naive tillage --If one 1* f..rtunat
ugh to hare been born in such a
ality-he around the memory like
the horlsnn line. unreachable, Impanre
-*+'t.r ttien a *o-cidIrd coram repel ltan
man has nervy seemed to me a v..
holey being and a eosmnpolitan child
!f shove all things to be Pitied. To bl.
n
M•
reified in early me orira with *rine
I !need and therefore characteristic
ser on that 1s hapmnenn. No child 1
Old enough to be a citizen of the world
R hat denationalized American hasten
1" "ramp as provincial is for children.
-at least, a sating grace.. You do nut
eela Sect provincial. All this Is par-
ticularly true of theme marked nut by
ternp•ramenr fee a literary career.
Le -rehire neoda for Ira materiel only
Men nature and books: and of th.-se.
tit first two are everywhere and the
Ito are easily transportable. since you
can pit. the few supreme authats trf
tn. w.erlei in * little corner of the
Minn. -et tog r Min. The Cambridge of
Th *b b"yko.affrighted me all that hu-
nter) heart .•ould ask for Its elementary
training Those Who doubt It might.
Ion hence. have been gainers, If they
bad *hared 1t. "He despises me.-
nnmaid
sev. Jfe'n "because i Ih'. In an
im
silev Tett him hsoul Hype In an
NI' Y.-- Atlantic Mnnthty.
New 1., Garment.
An exquisite open wet, le a full cape
cf cern inter satin, veiled with .:`rim
lac. and trimrne.l and lined a ith it hit.•
Th Orel_
one of the boss most In vogue conn-
slsts of a ru.•he cif necot'dion-pialtei
r•hlffnn. wound In and out with gable
tells. in the front the- chiffon in made
into • long, snake• -Ilk.• tsw, with two
tall. faften'd to all. h end in ..leek
chiffon and ermine this makes
a na.wt
effective nick ad'.rnment. F• -r street
wear it. is charming in brown chiffon
and sable.
One of the moot mahn,flcent 01 the
,apes wrap. is a three-quarter length
rape of mauve satin, nob raised clus-
ters of pale tlnt..1 violets In vele •t
•rnttered over It. ea. h hunch tied with
silver rlhbona Failing from the y..ke•
hack and front, if a deep ruffle eef soft
Ncud-like white fox. The *acne fleecy
rue is need for the high storm colter,
and ate. for the lining of the garment.
A fur and velvet cape which has all
the fafhlonable frills .1 the season Ie
m*de of gray v.•Ivet and chinchilla The
high collar. which rear -hex far above
the ears. is of the fur, and se, also.
te a deep rnllarette, which comes to a
leant In front. Beneath Lille ehlnchllle
collar appear twe full ruffle., of gray
velvet, each showing at the edge a
ruching of cream white eat in.
1a•gelp,* Is the Ihrawtng-Rowe.
The announcement that the drawing
ro..m amu•e•ment thla swum will oe
bagpipe playing by ladles is some-
what dismaying. and is by no means
an improvement on skirt dancing. Even
the polite morons who are aeruatnmei
le remark. at the end of amateur Per-
formances in the drawing room "Thank
you; a.. very charming." win hart
f a.m.- MlReuity to pre -erre -Mg their ele-
e gent oomi..fure during a bagpipe dis-
play. The details given are tantalis-
ingly scanty. Are the young lathes to
lee attires to the correct if bar'bark'
N.gblsns full dmfs. and are their op -
n' ••r*tL.n, to be at.•'mtsni.-d by the- true
Highland whosp" Th, new French
trawing rot in craze -character reading
tev the tweet). er buccal phyrl.gnomy.
es It is caked, the rest of the face tee-
ing conceal l --se, •s to u* far prefer-
- ahle.-191. Unlit' (laz rte.
Noe 1w fish` Vesseberry Jelly.
T -eerie er*nberry jelly. wash •eare-
1u ;, quart of .selected berries and
put firm in a Doroelaln-Itned kettle
ul•h a email cup of water and half a
Sonne .f good white sugar; allow them
t" h^fl steadily for twenty minute*
11)4 then preys thrntyrh a jelly hsg
int„ a mould whleh has previously been
1%1'4 with meld water. f4 t away to
a e r'• Plate for Revered hour., when 1t
'I'M he ready to serve.
pante la ►wrwtrwre,
?tie severely simple Pavnaarnle chair
t' 1101"Pr*lt0 rax hall or ercrptl..r.
a"r" but In spite at Its g weeenI Imes
b es 1Mtltute of peal ontnfewt as oaf
Ib. lifis ref tta .mottle namtaelat
t-'lonial arta ebelr, with Its wide
'*rl*p. and ('tom dmfyl`1 le es
p1.ea K faintW f. flan A4111 renew
ha am= th
taw GEM/ e
gNs11g ttltarlersda
w: Ant 'n • tie •
The vl••k t rel..ls supreme es th,
favole.l rice .-r .4 f.uhlon.
toe c aril .'htf..': are t/ee.t extenflyele
en lit handeemeet rte+ gat m 'cot
children %ear the tee tet.. as well as
their m*m•:tea an.t the empire- coat -
ere ten; eec..mtng to then,
The dr, p, chiseled empire belt of satin
er vett rt 1.- f a. t; eenehr f -ur.'r
but imparts a fhnt t-I.I 'to! effect t,
*tout people.
In a healon t. hen g . t.:a•ey mu-.,
waists are corn t'arie-ty In 1.11; 1 es,
et.Oary. There 1e a battle i'ete,.•n tl'
advocates of the .tide and earrn,.
belts.
neautlftil blue and t:r••••n I•Inld8, no
email cheek,. but great big Pit' '.•
here and there a \.Ikea. A i.., .,
red line, will he an autumn note;..
Thr 1 p.m,- irate i.,.'-.,
Pink chiffon covered with 'Weer -
spangled t.Iack lace makes A Kett,.
bodice.
The tailor -mad. girl now Indulges In
dozens of hut tints.
Tweeds and w.wdenm in mixtures of
black and white and black and gray
are likely th be in great demand
throughout the fall, and drewmakere
will do much with black trimmings -
Meek brald, paasernrnt*le, guipure.
ribbon velvet and block embroidery.
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wishes of Fair W«....
An .zeuh.tte mull Ache with end. of
oriiotai embrolder'7 is d.wignMll m wear
IMO J_, is elder the eatsid. wrap.
Oarvfd* Meters TOOT `'all over a
pees of easdbnard wigs. talking 1t atfL
M HIM blab to Prue``.. Its leattl.V
wssi e., ae Eases&
Ottawa, Nev. 11.. -TD. Governor-
-.'1101114'11 has had under ounaiaare.
•.011 the oars 111 the , roan
i,hur Prentiss, who wee seutenc.d to
owl th at Ce•buuig fur Use murder of
i tt •'i. I ingot= It has twee dovetail
to ceutntute the sentence eB Prentiss
to penal servitude fur Ufa. The grounds
.JI,a4 for conotiut ug the *entrees ere
hat 1 iwuUss !s utuy a yeting man, 1[
years of age, that there was no sirs
meditation to utuldef and that the
.tct was that et a le strung and ob-
Cu.ate youth. 11.- prisoner feed Lln-
gard had • emus el over rabbits abut
fey 1'rehll*. on Lingar'd's ground.
.'`..teas .could not give up the rabbits
w L.tugard, who tout a very much
stronger hien than himself, and ra-
tter than yield to the latter he fired
at Unsaid wltJu his gun 'and killed
trim. The whole trouble did not Out
tore than half an hour or w, and,
lhereture. there was no premeditation.
Mr. Osler, hi C.. had several inter-
views alth the Minister of Justke In
regard to Prentiss, the Jury having
presented a reeve endation of mercy
1.. the trial Judge, who furwarded the
..trite with his report on the cane to
ttt&Tv Mr. Osier pressed for a new
trial or cotnmutatlon. The latter has
now been granted. The order -in -coun-
cil ws. signed by the Deputy (lover -
nor yesterday and the sheriff of the
county advised p( tie commutation.
wlMer..rets[ Dews Lase.
The efforts put forward by the Do-
minion Government, under the direc-
tion of Prof. Robertson, for the pro-
motion tit winter dairying are begin-
ning to bear frust and the farmers tit
this section. nut willing to be behind
the tones. are commencing to take an
interest in this breech of the dairy
atdustry. Prof. Robertson has been
Invited to address a meeting of farm-
ers and dairymen at .tlezandria un
Wr'dneaday, when the question of the
esta.bhehment of a winter creamery at
Alexandria elation will -be discussed.
Mr. D. 11. Macpherson. M. L. A., who
is generally known as the 'Cheese
king," is energetically ae.•undlnj Prof.
Robertson, and thr'.ugh tris Instrumen-
tality twelve creameries will be open-
ed this winter, chiefly in the Counties
of Glengarry and Huntingdon- In
rut IT case a cold storage apartment
will be connected with the. factories.
The output, It 1s expeect.rl, will equal
a carload per week one of the eream-
'etr•r, at Manville. on the C. A. Ra11-
way, will begin operations at once.
A
arra M.s.ter,
Petrol.a, Ont., Nov. 11.-Tt.h, morn-
ing about 2 u'a•lock the barns belong-
ing to Mr. William Ball, to , miles
went of herr. were dia•or er•d to be
un 111'444 The buildings contained about
314)0 bushels of grain, srten head of
cattle. three horses, five pig., also a
In of Implements, three Lugg'', hay
at awe etc.; everything wee destroyed.
Lens about Pelee' par:ty covered by
lneur*nce in the Lantbton Mutual.
Cause of flee unknown.
Reath of ter N. entwine.
Toronto, Nov, le.
Ret. lee. Smeller, one of the oldeve
Presbyterian ministers in Canada, dl• -it
In this city on Saturday Deceased
came to Canada from the Orkney Is
lands, Scotland. in 1842. He went to
Hamilton, where he preached for about
four years., From Hamilton he went to
Fergus, where he has 'atone] during
the last flfty years with singular suc-
cess.
We. *are. Palmi..,
.10.1 whet you seed if you .re tro,let-d
e' h .chiug ears. Pet•am'. I'•tol..,.;orn
1?ttractor act* in the way. It makes no
•.re spots!. .c'. speedily, releuv'ng the
wors' ,`0,101110 t sesty fo*r hour,. Pi•nse it
C wo Extractor, the only sure onrn cure,
The United !tinny and Europe pot to
oohs •►a.. 252,745 blind people, seine -
this/ ism asses mut is 1.000
AT TWu HOSPITALS.
rt..- tree. 1• tel retie-senatesMt
* 14.ey Pllb Conild T... b tar apes.
Hkt•estrl ., Nov 23 i 4p• otall -Mr. W. r.
.1a. k en, . trier/mph operator of this place,
nae had an experience which should he,
*hire it •own, of value to every
.n an 111 fined. He ..v.: -Without re•
led les Hue y•.n. 1 have ere. from bad te
worse with kidney dune... Mass be •.
.`ewert at two hospit..la -1 hiooeo end Mom
t,s.l-and took he hot Spring's ours all to
0o purses I have takes doctor.' edvior
.nd their medicines with the seine rerun..
My care commenced as mita as I eternise
eking Dewier, K deity Pelle, and after taking
'ss bo.... 1 am happy to say telt my our
is perfect.
L... s •a tadeliaite capacity for sul-
len...
The average .haroh and chapel gn.n •a
Essl.wd and Wales number something hk•
11000.000. The number of sermons
ure.obed every Sunday aysreges 110,000 :
Imes is ...we mimetsr tor every 700 par
.ewe, and ons plum of worship to every
500
SAD FOREBOQIINGS S
NOF AUTUMN
ebwa•*s wee ��reset a■ Attalla M fa•
tereb o W .■ter-. 1 .N A ppataos- fel
Catarrh ('aa he *..Lard radev the
Masse Teseb ar N. AIAew•s
fatarefaeI Powder.
This is not • dominate., et*temeat, sirnag
u it may amen Leading members of Per-
i .•niece the most primmest olerfymeo of
he Eweoopal. Presbyterial, Methodist.
B.ptst and Houton C.thelio chewable have
''orae testimony to the efheottvesem of thin
wed none Mr. Joh* M.oEdward., the
popular psrner of the Caaadisa Paei110
.framer Arthabara," s nee wise wan
nured of intense .names fres aNrrbal
•►nobles by the see of this medisiaa Good
8onanten eke he has weer .ince renews
mewled it to any who suffer Riad off an
streak by having this moduli.• at year
head. Sold by J. R. Davis
Tem ---Disk.I've jest met year wife. Mb.'s
•harmhr - eessetielly • WOMAN of the
period.
Dink-Tbhk se' Hear her alk
To n --Yea A brilliant merseesNo.-
.list.
Pok -Yea Bet • period mesas a full
.top. Mb* never step
DEATH FROM SUFFOCATION.
A'ss*u a patallty awl fes Si' .ro`a'n (`are
for /Mr mart-ate..ew niers of a
Uwrlkwst [M!.
A des* is he dtsstld is test free wffs-
retiew, and yet this iw ewe seta. seri
plow" el heart dinteea. Yrs. J. L Rinser
.1 Wblt.,ned, N W ? . men as ..er thio
4aarsr.ss plat as aged be She say. • off 1
wag muesli sits steel with hart raiders, 1a
feet. i staid sat sleep or lis Iowa fes tear
of eaMatl.a 1 tried all tel dinners is
thin ,s,Mms of the ..aeta-y, bat Mary failed
►* glee w. relief. A basal dr. 44N resew
.tsdsd Dr Aiyw.w's (hien far tel Res& i
tried i1, .ad with tee mai* .bat i beeedi.
•tell messed ens OW i lid eon keels be
Vero and titer taking farther Mss al Mm
mmtlsetes Um MGM, alesessesr Mfr it
1. .*t MIs mtN le say LAN N IBC* my
bfe - Ads bpi. I Davie
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THE HANG OF THE CANDIDATE.
A .aluglug mead tar eineh'" great.
And .peaking on lila• .yuan,
Jim toured akrag, the .eu.11date.
Ohne cherries moo th.- air.
Aced a hr ruug the Chang*. on
The haus of ne. laud.
the 1*01,1e wrong the Joluts upon
111. hearty, gladsome Maud.
lie shook and .bewh ,u. li ulawmuth crowd;
11, wade Ite augers ache.
.t was a wondrous fest. 'twos rowed,
Ile, twin Maude to .bake.
lee blusher .111, the- touring rale,
leeerr.d Mei out a wile,
N heti thramglug farther. nagged bis .rale.
And shunt from ween till night.
•l hey eb,x.kaud .bunk .1. h t-IiIdul Our.
Thew honey heeded ..,n.,
Sod gut .0 0*4 t„ ..Iw..ug blw
they "ab.n.k" btm at the polls.
About K .y 1 .'rears•,
%Valiant the Conqueror, before the
unyu. st of Englund, wore only the
+•t' of a French Duke, but after that
et a nt added a ...roue•t w lttt points
The marquis' cr..a n bears four straw -
.e try leaves and foul pearls. In France
the strawberry lott.,, are replaced fey
le-atesof parwley wr•.ught in gold -
The oldest (teen premiered among'
the royal regalia of t;Irai Britain I•
that a hleh was worn by Charles 11.,
tieing made fur him al Isla coronation
11, teeth
rtt- crosses on the I•:ngllsh re .al
.r.twn were introduced Ly Richard IIL
luring his short and turl.uient retgu;
(h. arches roe the diadem sere .decd
i y Henry VII. in 11v4:'.
Thr neural (r.wu, a lt.•matt honor.
Wal, of gold, deeorate,t 0.11h battle-
utrl,ta It was glveu t.. the seedier a to,
dating the rlurulu.g .f a eity, .rat
mounted the ene•np•ee walls.
The nephew., and nieces of the Eng-
lish sett'n.•ign are- emoted to wear
itr'aWherry leaves in their crowns lit-
e -ad of the fleur-dc-ba algrr.geriat.d
o the use of princes and princesses.
The .town of Rudolph 1L, chn•tly re-
narkahle for the tat mimeos with %% tech
t Is aderncd with un.ut diamonds and
her Jewels, Is pre -served iu the Imper-
ial treasure holler at Vitlnrta.
The '.11dr. 4)4.4. World.
The consumption of hors. flesh in
Paris Is en the In. ease.
.'harming devils in China Is nor ..i
'he meet she-rtaeular affairs of the day
:n that country-.
The atmerigine•* of AustraJia tie the
hinds of the a,rpee•s fend pull out the
ttng.r nails -thio for fear that the- dead
sill scratch their way out of the grace
and be.•ome vampires.
Sailors do not like cats, and they
hate a saying that when the cat is
frisky fie has a Kate, of wind In her
tail. and a eharrn is often resorted to
in a calm by throwing the cat over -
beard to raise a storm.
A woman In Part, who waw cut tins(
bread recently put a knife through a
part .d the loaf, holding the loaf
sennet her body. Sh.• sae so startled
by the ntetement sof `Meme one le -hind
her that she fell. driving the knife
some Inches Intra her b dy.
An illuminated bird's nest is to be
`net with In India. The ttaya bird of
that country spends hie spare time In
...etching mammoth flrefliee which he
fastens hi the sides of his nest watt,
moist clay. On a dark night a baya's
nest is said to look like an electric
street 'snip.
A 6...,.l ( elleetlwe.
All the letters of the alphabet are
'stained in the following: "A quick
frown fox jumps over the lazy deg••'
The L ndnn & North v.'ptern Rah-
way passes through more than half of
the 51 counties of England and Wale..
A New York iceman, who has a mar-
velcufly retentive memory. has weld her
h. -ad for five pounds to a medical col-
lege, to be examined by the experts
after her death.
From June. 1791. to November. 1813,
the French Government enrolled 4.564. -
an. men, nearly three-fourths of whom
died in battle, of wounds or of diseases
contracted in the field.
Lighted cigarrtt, l, w,•re dl.telhute.l
the other day among a 1'.t of monkeys
at the Zoo In Peril, ley t..me inischie% -
'.ua urchins. The animate puffed away
at the weed with evident enjoyment
until the advent of the keeper, who put
a stop to R.
Probably It he not generally knew n
that the wife of the Lord Chief Justly
has the right of driving through the
park mater( of St. James' palace Just
as If she were one of the royal family.
She used to have the right, moreover,
of driving down Constitution Hill when
It was closed to the public.
The *tamp fwllrelwr..
The Chinese use the ordinary can
(-eked portage stamps In the construe
teen of screens, forming beautiful coal
hinations with thew• little bite of ns
"red papers.
The orielq al issue of United States
stamps waiof tie-. colors --brown flve-
rent and black ten -cent ..setae. Sines
then there has been a variety, includ-
ing blue, green, pin.k. vermillion. yel-
low, carmine, orange and purrpple.
Some time after Confederdtl-,n the
Federal Government of Canada ascer-
tained that oartain persons were buy -
Ing Targe quantities of bUl stamps (hie
third loose was Ill use at this timet In
Nees Scotia and [tending them to the
other Provinces, there being a differ-
ence of about 2 1-3 per cent betwev.n
the Canadian and Nov. Smotla our-
rency. To prevent this. an order In
council was passed, ordering that all
bill stamp* for use in Nota Scotia
•Mould be surcharged with the letters
Peewees. seed Li/wrsry.
Tolstoi, like (Gladstone, enjoys hirn-
setf in his lelaure moments by felling
tress.
nwrtag-Gould has finished a perse,nal
life of Napoleon Bonaparte, upon which
he has spent the leisure momenta of
fevers! years
Reginald de Raven, Whin has set to
mimic a number of Megame FiM4'e
`mems. le writing new week foe nine
of the poet's late.. hlllak8as,
(*nets Vanderbilt M oridtser et sight
language's--- Rr.rtdt, Itagthile (been..,
Italian, Spenleh, faun, .•needt and
u.w.der• Greek --and has a tolerable *e-
qualntane. with Hebrew and aaeer[rlt-
IN THE SHADDOW
OF DEATH.
The ultdergigslstl
• Walla
lla
all grades of
HARD'
SOFT �
THIS CONDITION Of MANY YOUNG
OIRi.S IN CANADA.
rites recite •50 BLOOMS= LIPS- - idea.. To
a[A UAa a[a - [yTazri
w V 5511.1.
MIA= PALIITATWN AND 0?l4S& DIa-
?%a51No •Y/Kowa-TK1 issalis
Ctaa *LAUILY AT NASD.
ANU
"'BLACKSMITH GOAL:
keep*
From the Leamiagtoo I'wt.
Tb .1teotho0 of the Poet has lately been
trsgawtly called to remarkable ours u
the oasis of a young girl living wit►tg a few
lades of this town, whose life was despaired
uf,but who was oou.pletely cured u • short
.pace of 11110 by the alum wonderful of all
remedies, Dr. Williams' Ptak Pills. Sinm
rending is slalom *very .esus of the Pant of
the cures effected by the use of this medi-
cine, we felt 0 ', be a 01.41) we owed to ls-
vesupte the w.e .1'01. h.. eo urges/1y
been brought 1., nor, Ootler, an,, we are *are
the interview will be reed it tit. 'merest by
the tbousaad, nl 'wee, girl.. .,i over lea -
ads, as well OA 1•7 gam panus ..1 ouch tetsr•
'vomit patxats. The young .ady m ywes-
tioa is not •.nous 1. r sotureei y, but Is will-
ing to mak• her cas., kun. ei in order that
others who are ism fitly • fli'ltcd ntay have
•a opo -•'unity of teeng equal v heeellrted
The et mpio us in her resew dtdered in no
way frum those sfleot the thouaa.ds of t, eesc
Stifle at, et her age She was suffering fr. ,n
extreme wmitime..c.used by •t, teepee,. t,
ed condom'. of ,he blood, sod her mincer
et lite ...nod to grow lees evert 11.3 The
lost nod '.nvneest fade .w.y u 0,11 as
otter. but . hen we nee • young gtrl 0f •et
levo y•.rs, w',o •"-1144 !1. ••. tn• lee' of
Molle, w h c`••.1 lis•, ♦t the rosy
e
duh of 7 ,it. , ,eo. ee . s ► furl...04 fl whine
jou: •M errm., s, with melons Me. k. , Kid
legs l'✓ , Luke* m inert morin,,- d' 000
den de•paning .•• ,fee eh no . xp.- t •inw
or .npsof reg.nuag he.l.kand vitt unit
one wish left, that of coml tete rear pity
and me10u1, white. k it nue ..1 the ..44
of s'gbt*.
In the quiet little hamlet of M r ogfeld
Eesel coon,`, Just eucb • 04es esu pees
.d to tit w►ro.tsg eyes of loviog friend
few months ago le the hereon of ]vies is
Beacon. who freyu.ntlt said oh. did
Dare how won she died, as life had
charms for her. To our rep else she
Mitred that lite had been • trurdei,ibot .t
sudenng in the wet for mouths, and att
trying all sons of remedies presunbed
physicists' or furnished by .needs fro
cherished recipe b*uded down from th
g reedmetber, but wtthoet being benedtt
so the least, she a.e at last persuaded by
• neighbor to give Dr. %libelee' Pink 1'i
• tate trial : but ells trial e.. many remedt
without rettleg rebel that the still ref
ter some weeks.. However, .her repeat
larvae by her parse.a sad frieada she
an the fess of for p111e. Before one bo
se taken eel experienced roe.e relief, •n
her the use of • few n..,r. 10; 00 Ohs w
reetoted to p.rf.at he.ltb, and there are fe
..ung girt now who enjoy `de more. Sh
yo she .wee her lite and happiness to Iler
Marro' Ptak Pills, and is welling that a
he world .hell know It. }for el.,. attrac
d much ..nears. and nee perfect recover
as sweated much . wive...
t.
foots shove related are important t
riot., as these are many young girls jut
ddiag Mtn won-aabnoei *hese candlelit)to my Use lest, mon tel
critical than ,
rests insegi.•. 7 b r cumplereo0 is pal
d waxy is appearance, troubled wit
cart palpitation, read*ches, shooters o
renal' on the slightest •xeroiee, f•i*t10
d other dsireeeing svmptems wheel) in
variably lead to • premature grave uol
slept step *re t.kea to bring shout
tend 000dition of health In tbis ems
d
e ery so remedy yet dttooverenee suppl
e place of Dr. William.' Ptak Pille,wh,o
ild *sew the blood, streogthea the serves
meter* the glow of heelth to pale end
low oherks. They are a ~tato care for
troubles peewits, to the female system
slim mire ng or old. Pink pill. slim ouch
tteeneo11 se rheumatism, neuralgia, miniso
IT.io, loomot.or ataxia, qt. Vitae
sat*, Deryos11 headaobe, servos* proof re-
, the after effects of le grippe, inflater i%
n
sevesnide, resew* depending as
.germ la the blood, such is scrofula,
owe eryotpelu, eta It the name of been
y vgeet • redicel erre is all armee arising ee
mental worry, overwork or ozoa. of
*store.
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Gallant --She-Yo. vij , '
Re- Yom wake (Raymer. ,
For the successful Treatment of
all Diseases of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs,
Kidney
Bright's Disease, Diabetes and
Paralysis, and all forms of
Blood Poisoning.
Pills
kris
nesse So mot nim, PasMad~by ea nrientsbsi
a..d
Ssst.rs --.mer by email er M be11� .. . ns ,
aft *Marttt11/4/ear same lbws Dorm's moms
eAtitb Measles Co, !areata
Gentlemen -A new mwdbins .alias
Dodd's KMsay Pula has bean
me by sty Oh .bels., ye
advise, I mood see dellar,tba psi*s a two
bases Mess wood thew widest delay.
Tem truly, AWfl
wine. Magmata Os.. Hamm.
PRICES OF W000 REDUCED.
tlpecial'attention lee ea to
CUT and W000
SPLIT
Call and I,►et prices and see samples
of wood.
Office and yard. NELSON -ST.,
near Seeks Bees. Hotel.
D. C. STRACHAN
Proprietor
TRI HUNTING SEASON
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Is upon us, and the true porta-
man ie iw-giutilhe Already to pre-
pare for the prince of sports,
When you want your outfit we
have everythius; you nerd in
GUNS and SHOT and
POWDER SHELL.
Machine loader] Shells *heap, tel
hand, or loaded to your onler on
the shortest notice. A full line
of the best Amer*'af1 Pow-
ders always on hand. Call and
see our Stint Guns, w Mich for
quality and price donne them a11.
DAVISON &. Co.
WE MAKE
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
AU airs nom 4 1•, to 14 he. Alae
roaaerth ss.
WRITE FOR PRIOES.
THE ONTARIO SEINER PIPE Cat
- 101 ADELAIDE ST. C.
MOTOR` AT estli3p TORONTQ.
TB STAFF CF LIFE.
Aeulteratioo and substitution r • pro.
ducts have of late Jeers beetome •. • sa
Pell. telt bore•ameere every srhere . ..nes
obl`red to a!1 le the services nl a , -,a to
ehrr.* their spread and save the 111 , . .,`-tee
people.
tone of the moot important *rticie• .t food
Oagoeatlonabl; 1s HHLAD,
For pure wholesome Hred. It must be rued'
from Malt •ad Hop Vomit ; for this reason it
is easily soluble in the iulee• of ti,e etom*eh,
or. is other words. light of drwest-ion
bestHoeirs. si� a goeMalt s isised pronounced by the
o les thepure and
unadulterated yeast, and is used by the hest
bakers in the otuntry.
IN MY BAKERY
Yon ma get for one meet .s mooh Bread made
from Hep limae eta you can for three Deets
from the pressed yeast* which are form..`
thenteelter on the public, but which done
and asanr
nn0t give the esweet as. ()red breed
MY BREAD IS MADE FROM THE PURR
MALT AND HOP YEAST AND NO. 1
MANIlOHA PATENT FLOUR.
Try tfand prows for yourself. It is the most
wholesome and sweetest breed that an be
produced of say reset on the market. My
o*g experiene•e In the 0.ken business has
proved those to he hate.
D. CANTBLON•
DODERTOH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYST
Hw'tees.erto C'arpeitsi !11118111116
etlaaofeet*nr of e11 kind. of
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Balt Pana, Intent Irate
Works, etc., etc.,
Aad Dssle ta-
Eastman, Msebi.0ry (L.uage, 11,e.
AS elms of Pipe* mod Pipe Finales,
Stem mod Water thieves, Glebe Valves,
Meeh Valeta, iasetraten, Rjoetere and la-
= Ceseleatfy en Read .t Lew.et
A lino of Steal Eraser ted Hes
it..q . ler se* .f farms/. sad .yew.,;
Aapslefag fR+spW arts sole as.
A. S. OlIZTICAL.
44, P. 0. fes •. MMaileh.OM.
Werto-Oppsessosill T. R. Meese asilsitsb