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Bsrrerss. aeb.ttere i Ohasser7 t.
0.Sederieh. M. G..•rw 4.1.0-; P. Ilett ,
Sadler Illelams.
H. WARD, OONVEYANOER.
re-
aJe�gt�?1a('r sod .1° of � .� es
remstl..e. d•psitios• or sobs. Mestere-
Oleos 10 sr an: belies. salt or pro
�ma�ag is the Overt of Jules. w
sr Division
.asson Gut. sane. a io nes ,01sT
• Dl reins i' em All . stem es a ..maul
add prbmsals .wows. Ridda.s .sd P.O
dddema►-i)ims.s One. MMI --s!
Loans and Lrewlane
MONEY TO LOAN. - 150,000.00
Privets lads t. IoM et M pr o>at. ea
aenlit. M. G. CAMERON. Harsos's Wont.
.hese-a 0dtsrr Belsl. 0adelek. 457-tt
pR1VATE FUND. - PARTIES DE -
Mow ei.Msdoeg miner so ar1dam
form s.serW ma de N_ at Si per cont. 6r w
Pbht b Jl 1/ N ... Reims tie
Wil B 1"ewto.
CIMAGER, OONV11YANCING AND laaarasosesss. opp.ite$Martit.'.Hama
f0NEY TO LEND ON MORTOAGZ
• ar N ler .ost. Notes diaooastsd. C.
IIiAGIB, saes oppe Ste Martie• Hotel. Geste-
Mob.
FJ. T. NAFTEL, FIRE, LIFE AND
• .Maes* Meors.o. .asst ' 0 lowest
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MONEY TO LIND.-A LARGE
• osmosis d P,tva$. /soda ter evesres
a lowest roses ea tYstolose Mortgagee. Aho
1. GARROW t PROUDVOOT.
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sere.... Real Mow .d Moat*
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Mason se land en .rte ight
amuse at oohs lowest Ms i Idle egl int
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sal Lead Yilwaee. 0.deris*
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.reeled dose IN palms at Yee 1111a14 lar
egeei•e is wYt•r. It will ...lids • gym.
maewm, t•nsh add raga* susrtsr faadng
moms, and • .armed Nettie Creek.
PILL-ANTI'ROPY
• WLdtinpy M pars yea iced *suit* for
10 rude --•1, mil el Dr. A6 ti
IA se Pita
Sure, svgs .))illi and piemsaa be ask No
Ws. es Wiping. 10o. • viol.
Pet dot Roolosio. Ise dtsbo. whir Wo-
lk
solk aur >MMamoss Td este 11 meek wedgie
Iwo "am •rstails.Ma
NdIT .*Dia`
We know that Cod-liver
Oil is a fat -forming food
because takers of it gain rap-
idly in weight under its use
and the whole body receives
vital force. When prepared
u in Scott's Emulsion, it is
! quickly and easily changed
i into the tissues of the body.
As your doctor would say,
I "it is easily assimilated."
-Perhaps you are suffering
from fat starvation. You
take fat enough with your
food, but it either isn't the
right kind, or it isn't digested.
You need fat prepared for
you, as in Scott's Emulsion.
THE FLIGHT INTO EGYPT.
There's • Imend that's told eta gip', who
dw.lt
In the lands when the Pyramids be :
And her robe was embroidered with stars,
sod her belt
With devices right woedrow to sea ;
And she lived is the days when our Lord
was • child
on Kul mother's imrse•telN, breast ;
WINS He lied from- pori -whew to
Fppt sx.led
He west down thea trltb Joseph the
beet.
this Egyptian held converse with seem,
atethroke.
And the f.turs wee given to her raze
For an obelrk m•rk•,t her abode, and •
spatter
on bar threshold kept vigil always ;
She wse pensive and ever alone. nor was
seen
1s the beasts of the diseolu•e orowd ;
But eommsaed with the ghosts of the
Pbae•.hs, I woos,
Or with visitors wrapped in • shroud.
Aod them mote an old mea from the desert
one day.
With a maid •,n a mule, by that road ;
Aad • obild os her bosom ...Used, •.d the
way
Lad Item straight by the gip','• abode ;
And they seemed to love travelled a
wearisome path,
Fres Stases saay sod mesy a league.
Front s tyrsdt's pursuit, from en seem i s
wrath,
Spool with toil sod e'.roome with fatigue
Aad Ib. gip.y came forth from her dwelling
.ad prayed
That the pilgrims would rest them
awhile :
And .1. offered her coach to that delie•M
maid,
Who had corse many and many a mile ;
Aod site fondled the babe with affection •
asses,
And else booted the old mea would re-
pose :
" Here the stranger," she said, "ever Sods
free mow.
Aod the wanderer, balm for his woe."
Tb.. her gowts, from the glare of the noes -
day, she led
To a seat is her grotto s cool.
Where she weed them a banquet of trail;
and a shed
With • manger was foetid for the male
With wine of the palm -tree, with dates
newly called.
All the toil of the day sbe beguiled ;
Aad with song in • laognage mysterious,
she lolled
Oe be boom the wayfaiis, child.
When the "Spey saes is her Etbiop band
Took the infant's diminutive palm.
01 ! 'twee fearful to me hew the features
she .noosed
Of Ile babe is his Member m e•1s :
Well she sated each mark sod mob !arrow
that ere.srd
O'er the 10.sisgs of destiny's lis.
•' Wesson nos. Ts !" she wed, is e-
teeiebsent lest,
•' Fos Txts Cw11.D IP or L.1111Aru Ihviwc
"• Fres the village of Nazareth." Joseph
repliedwe dwelt is the land of the Jew:
We bows Bed from • tyres% whom garments
are dyed
I. tis tete .1 the ehildrea he slew.
We were told M rmmaM til so a.tl.I'• moo
mond
8%•.Id .ppotnt es Um bear M Morn :
Bet ill the oro 101.1(% the ferdp.r'•
Lad le Egypt we make our sojowrw."
•• Then ye lorry wish me." cried the tipsy.
Is Soy,
•• And y make of my dwelling year
beim:
Vas years have I preyed /tat tide Israe-
lite
bops .f the Osmels) herald .sato.
And she timed both the Ins of the hast.
mid Miele
And adored his at .seg 1 while a smile
Lit the es of His sib•r. who si.srf.11y
dwelt
With bar boob en the batiks .1 the Nile.
CRISP AND CASUAL.
Voltam has a strewn Silence 0I.b."
s.mp.sd of married mos, lobo met. dee.
sad .peed the emus( together gelatin1
WF. r- Pelvess, who e.epil.d the
•• Golden Tremors el English Lyrist." has
prepared • book traring ah. tr'..tmost et
lad.•N• ia poetry trees Hmo a rt lnee to
the proems day.
A Leaden p. ••miry is •bent M pro
o-, a dd ;Mph `••a�er (M° noble •
workidgmaa to 1e.... • .cobs of the
Regard Dliwasers.
Sarco ••- the velsi•1. hos a red 8tradI-
varle•. lar whir* he .air. *Mr jug mimed
on sear d 1510.000 mode �.y1w •
mamba" blur rot/Wm
Mak at I1.o00. 13.000 .aa 01.001
.
Thies me sew 5660 mass el elostrto
is Esrop•. se t.srm.s .l 111 ohm theist
obs yew. the .nose .t ears lar ree...d
Irmo 1ts monk IMO .t 15. .l monksad 517 mw. then M
w
Freses with IID .11. .fIII ems. Omit
sed
Brimis with 66 .ilea sad
with ab menod 1117 ems.
iamsod SI washer Amero-Reogarhat she �w ean, 01 firs miles
ll Ihir-puns
Ems 1)1 w worked by 1*s .verb•'•d argafa_A
q•r+ : Mem. OM sash is Oer••dy. Rttp-
bed tsad �p j rwhad sloe lsoion aid
�wOm.laa.'-
SHOULDERING A PICK.
Wiwi Weald Sepses Sr tie siseas were
remised Out as Ones M rade.
W.•►loottne Pest : - W hemmer the din
onseses as le the failure v some adtortsa.b
M stake • demist livid l• ia programs. tiem
le usually beard the remark : ' 1 would
rather take • pick ler *hovel) as my Moot -
der and go oat 10 work." There is • lofty
sod independent savor about this sssttewt
*hat maw it to he r•..ived with •pprovel.
Without stopping to consider whether er
r•• ego► • prow.edine a p.r•cUcable, the
audience *booths the Idea as eotsethusg
eniaently correct and worthy of admi-
ration.
Ooe thine in this ooeb•.1Mnn is over-
looked, sad rh.t .• that neither the penes
who formal -me the mimeos arm the persons
who have head it uttered have ever tried
the thing neaff. A pick suet en artistic el
s:eatilb appearance. bat shoal 1 ..y iDfx-
perisnoed individual a.dertak• the .•.t
pel.tron of one. he will seeks • somber of
d iscoveries F... mrsats •f •winging •
peck will make • .sir of ) potted dumb
bells appear ie• nl6sss• sad the handbag
of them obild,.ley.
Aside free. he • oral inability of mos an
aecuseomed to handl .g the iastromaet e
de say serine• amount of work with it.
item aro • tor •6•ots- pore hands, atilt
jousts, diest•led mswlea, and as uoaoogaor-
aMe desire the next dor to refrain from
exertion. The .b•.vel is worse than the
pbk. la tiro Brit hoer of *tithe -teem it
•.s be operated somewhat longer, perhaps.
without pastier and gestin* short.winded,
tut the next day 11e,. Is rhe same feeds(
of ferior..... he earns deshisd hands, the
same • •ff joints, the same rigid mond.•,
•ad in addition a beak which a•n.•.t he
nab to ammo the perpendicular without
great effort and some pain.
The theory of gots, out to work with
Piot •r shovel f- beautiful and high- omod-
ior. bat the oractieal appl•oation is another
•fair •'i..ether. R..;4.e then. i• so td-
dutios•1 item in the matter which has eluded
the observation of the shovel or pock bear-
er. Work, even for ••xperi.noed heeds. is
n ot ally. ye to As found There are tome
• prnh.I ly tb.•u-suds• of mon expert
io ths see of the shovel or pick, seeking
work il'nab, • What chance would
one who know. n"th or •hoe• ouch work
hats. to do•nlav ht• ...tempos and otos.
pari• v! A manly and proper adependerme
i• a Ane thing. )•u• .he •hovel bne•n•-e
• honld net be entered into lightly 1t
should be approached with emotion and ex
attained ori' h intellireno• Only strong spa
• ole -baste.' num shooed prank with the trick
or .hov. 1• Uses• yoo are 6• few hard
w•.k, shy at them implement• Pickier
and ohnvdlier are honorable and neomo-ry
voestinna, hat as • means of d•mnnetrs'l-•e
indep.wismc.. entree sooemp•oied 1v ply
aim) .hility, they Omni.* h.. 5.044.4* M.k.
Ape study of the paint, -•.:•Sow. weigh thea
ah•rem of carcass, and having felly master
ed sae •ita.'ine-order •sou are •• roof and
he•1-bv-41ndt try it. Lot it. .I••o.e.
INJURY AND NEGLECT.
tie Felted is Weigh and mremgtb -t11. asd-
. ey• irises,. sad be rest Neild'. 1t.l.ey
n n..
Dsseronto, Dee. 14 (Mpeo.al) -Among
ha.bsn pe••ple here. and spseialiv by his
fellow • nrkmen, groat i0tore-• hu torn
taken in 'It* case of Mr Jams S'ok... who
for the poet Biters yaw. 1.n been shipper
for the Rat hharn Company
Lately he had run 4.•wu in health and
strength to the pout of beige compelled to
gait work. and hi. recovery now se the re.
sail of wow Dd' • Kidney Pills •e the
talk of the town Oo seeing )dr Stokes be
said :
"From ••ver-l.f'inr and etre o i •ofd red
growl. from kidney trntt',I., briog ed.i..d.
aft., .11 ole• i al faders, to .w. n 4c'. Kw.
rev Pt';. F•.tn tiro firer rimy l oro• .clef,
sn l ho ,dr. Ie of pen le here ooh v
my !oro
Ther Harm Nee'
Toronto, IOtee. 14.
A pool of blood oar Iticbnn.nd•5treet.aboelt
75 yards west of for lire hall, septa the
spot where John Bertrand. drher ul tun
ao.al.l Ore eagle.. wee picked up dead at
a fro minutes atter :. o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
Al -. o'einek an alarm was [lyre frets
box 37, tailing the brigade 1.- longe and
MagIll-•treet.. Tb.• steamer wits sue,,, in
the street, with John Bertram, driver, and
Eagtaeer 6. W. Brown In charge. The
horses had Jost flirty won steroid when
the frost .heel el the st•.mcr'e tenet want
ince • rut In the roadway The driver was
thrown off. the tr.ot w..e.•l peeping over
hie left leg. elnoet .viting It nR at the
ankle and the kn.... the bind wheel of tb•
T:100-poaud engine erasing .he side of his
head. taking off the car and badly lacerat-
ing the face and nark. 14.11, was •Into•;
1asta.taaeooa
meg timbers aril rlearialms.
Wlti,deor. Dee. 12- Holt cholera does sol
=oar
a to he abating Is z county, and
tTttwe mere townships. Sandwich R•...
Wast sod booth. hear bees quarantined
la Sem townships so bogs may be stench
bled askew the ewaer makes a declare
tom that then has here no disease en kis
Arm for throe msstas. A penmen reeklag
a fad• declaration Is 14.14. to • heavy
ea.
Tree reit N rise.
gather, Oat. Dee. 12-210 afternoon Yr.
Jahn Kidney, • well tode farmer, who re.
idea about three m11s from town, whll•
1■ tie act of telling tow with seine metes
khepd�, lad beth pegs broken by the tree.
w1Wk they were rotting, falling epos him
W Wang Nm till It was removed.
?be Boar" of RshM
Rome. Dee. 11. --Else Pope has approved
el Rts 0Watlo. et Rev. Jaws R Quigley.
DJD.. to be B4.isr of Aof.lo. N Y.
May Tet We letaad a.e.
According to the end eon. of the hydro
graphic bureau, the level of the Gulf of
heels. 1s nue foul higher than it was Is
DAM, and, of court, time encroachment oe
the surrounding o•wt* hae beep greater
or leas, depending on their character lar
souse pi. -,s where the marginal lands are
composed of bigb, rocky b1aR,, this change
of level has gone on fours year to year
without attracting attention. On the
other bead, many low-lying points Isom*
that were once inhabited by the primitive
unbebltanta • r by the pioneer white set-
tler,. are entirely-ubobrrged.
The canoe of this change of level has not
as yet been isacrrtainr%1. but It i. rea.unably
certain that it 1s the result art either a set -
thug of the dry land or of & general and
uniform uprising or upheaval in the gulf
lad. No mnu .aro ha. given the prat ter
moment's thought will argue that then
f- more water r the gulf pow than then
was tuirt)-ave yerre ago. Ott th. cop-
trary-, thew SIMI the Ira.t doubt but that
there is mash h.. However this may be,
If this r+Rens eneroacbmest is steadily
maintained. L.•kak will Its a deep water
harbor mil Pt. Louis nod the whole a
1ti>sottrl will be entirely submerged la
less than 40,000 years from Jan. I, ISSA-
St. LOW/ Republic,
Ow.enMlp of Esgag....t Rings.
The right of poo.er..ion of the engage.
ment ring has enwaged the attention e4
the courts of justice ..f the Irani to a mark-
ed extent. in Nap York State It has been
decided that the ring belongs to the donor,
the decision being es•wutially the same es
that recently pronounced in Vermont. A
young matt in the latter state sued to re-
cover
e.cover a ring that he hail given to b young
woman who. after accepting the ring, rs
pndiated the engagement. The judge de.
rided that it must he returned or e1se that
the rr.•ipient must fulfill the conditions
under w hick it was presented. On the
,r .er hand, the English eourts some tirse
„ . dreide.l that an engagement ring ie
,ec..reral.le tun ler any circumstances.
I. ...e decip'o ns are interesting to the
s .r der. M.:eunuch as he may find him/tell
it the me.he. of a complicated lawsuit, It
le i:ar. orlulilnily sold 11,.- jewel On credit
r on au iuotalmrnt payment plan. "Tait-
!
Tat1 .t one am.iderat iuu with another." as
:1!litbtrt'o potlicen,:in reasoned, the best of
11 method.. in the wiling of an engage.
mint ring is to demand cash down --
Jeweler"' Circular.
%pb.rl•w.• and N..la.. 1750.
"For one poor person there are & heed -
rt.! indigent."
"Many have been ruined by buying good
pennyworth,."
"The eye of a master will do morn work
than Roth hi%hands."
"Katy what thou ha,,t no need of, and ere
long thou shalt sell tit" n.c-u,arien."
"A plowman on his legs is higher than a
g.-ntlenlan on hi. knee..."
-'A child and • ton Imagine twenty ah1)
inure and twenty years can uever hes
spent"
"The second vice 4. lying; the first L.
rul,lrf.g +)debt."
w'rditointrw hive better memories than
debtors."
"Those have a short Lent who owe money
to be paid at Faster."
"Creditors are a super.titioa. set -great
.sawyer4 of tet days and timet" -Notes
and Queries,
Tory Likely.
When Whistler and Wilde were 1.11
mate the artist named a kitten which had
been •.rraented to him "Oscar," as a tri-
bute of affection to the poet 1n due time
Mr.. Whistler appeared at the studio door
ODP morning and announced: "Dear!
What do you think hap happened' Omar
ha. kittens!"
"Imp...ible!" exclaimer) the artist: •'Os
car i• n..t that kind of cot."
When. however. he was led to the .pot
•• her - Owar way.. purring over five ditnin-
utiee-. he said. 'Well, if Oncar h.o had
kitten. he must have plagiarized them."-
Tbe .amu.ing Journal.
A New Reform 11110•010•4•111. Merlin,
A mo -t cnrions club has just teen form-
ed in a eumptuuns hotel in the 1)ontbof-
Platz at Merlin. ha title in a poem, "Der
A ntibaudenlndleho.ehha%chenhel lent -ere
in." It is • club whose minion in to cor-
rect those people who have the habit of
putting their hairdo in their trousers' poo-
ket.. The members of this would -be -
well -bred club are very numerous, and all
thus members of it seen with their bands
in the pockets of their nether garments
have to pry five pfenoige •one half -penny)
for the flit time, and i mark Ions shilling!
for the second offense. - London Society.
'•1.... 1a R1wl."
Kindliness of disposition is Christianity
itself. The New Testament inculcates
good manners. A Chri.tlan by the very
conditions of his creed and the obligations
of his faith must be In word and act a gen
tieman. Dr. Han. In his "Guesses of
Truth," says. •'A Christian is God Al-
mighty'sgent leman "
Palatal Piety.
Piety hi sometime, anything but well
mannered. it i. %our, it is stiff, it ie home
ly. it is pretent ion.. it is very good, it is
very may, 4Lin very painful. it is enough
to make it man run from church to seg
some pious people.
«iotrwine r de Ills bike, eh t Raw
lg. vow ;ay ear r
g' 01, I ldeen'f get tint far."
5et �IYEN
• Insed awes I eethly willaOemp igilans will Lk US%mil will be amailikamed 0016 100eillk WO.
BICYCLES FREE
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WHEN IN TOWN NEXT TINE
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR . . .
"LUDELLA"
CEYLON TEA
Which is Strictly Pure
Sold in Lead Packets only.
All Black or Black and Mize¢.
25, 40, 50 and 80 cents
P_1 TEC$ .A E LT Ac OL)_ TOIiOJN7 TO. Whoblesis Awnlo.
FALL MILLINERY.
We have a Targe and well-chosen Stock
in Hat,, akin the newest Shades of rib-
bons. 1'elvt't, Feathers, and Fancy
Wings.
All are invited to come. We are
pleased to .hots goods.
MISSES YATES,
The Square.
Something
To be
Proud of .. .
•
in these days is a Shoe that fits, is w......1 in correct
s ape and please}, the eye as well as toocketbook. It
1s one o athe things of which a child can be proud. Don't
waste money buying inferior
- SHOES
because they are cheap, for they will in the end be tbs
moat - Lpenaive.
Repairingineatly and promptly done.
� a SHARMAN, JR.
Ye rljnland Year out
�n1x roazsr cm- pr staff. AND SHORTHAND rou.u:x. V .H.C.A. Bruin:to,
gives Ow • eel prate lost Bus,... and Shorthand Course obtainable. Course asrefal!,
ERooms sad eroiya est the hest. Stadesassistedt• assisted to pro6t•ble pommies weekly.
Good board, 12 50 per wok. For particulars of either course address
J. W. WEBTERVELT. PrinolpaL
THISRSEABO N'S
TEAS
RAI8INS
CURRANTS
CANNED GOODS
Don't buy old Groceries, for homer," low the price, t •dear. Old
fDods are ahoayi nauseous, and sometimes their use lay lhr foundation
or a long dolor's bill. Buy Fresh Goode from
STURDY:8ROS.
CREAT BUN ON STOVES. . .
at WORSELL'S
din we wish to sell as many Stoves as possible
before the new year, and knowing that this is
the season when people are looking for Bar-
gains we will giveou Bantams in Seating
and Cookie $tones from now untit the end of
the year. largest stock- to choose from and
we will snake the prices the lowest in Goderioh.
We always mean an(L fulfill why -we advertise.
J. U. WORS=L s
The Btu. and Parham situs.
$I will pay for "The Signal" for a year,